Warren Buffett ... last year, Buffett wrote that his success over 58 years was mainly the result of "about a dozen truly good ...

Warren Buffett ... people want to mirror Buffett’s success. Which, sure! Why wouldn’t they? The guy bought his first stock at age 11 (1942). He bought a pinball machine for $25 at age 16 (1946)—not to ...

Not to mention, the articles are very well written in their own right, which makes Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything an entertaining read if nothing at all.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Forbes launched an e-book on Warren Buffett today. In it you'll find Forbes and ForbesLife magazine profiles from 1969 to 2013 written by staffers and Buffett himself. The feature ...

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A Warren Buffett Protégée Strikes Out on Her Own Tracy Britt Cool spent a decade working closely with the renowned investor. She is now applying those lessons to her own firm.

Buffett and Munger built investing success by focusing on business fundamentals, not just financial ratios. This is how they did it.

Warren Buffett has touted AI's potential but warned it could be disruptive and dangerous. Here are his 7 best quotes about the budding technology.

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Warren Buffett and Bill Gates Still Say This Is the Best Business Book Ever Written Which might move ‘Business Adventures’ to the top of your reading list.

The Flaw in Warren Buffett’s Estate Plan Mr. Buffett has instructed his executors to not sell any shares of his firm, Berkshire Hathaway. But these types of directives typically result in lawsuits.