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Buffett’s warning against pouring capital into structurally weak sectors encapsulates Berkshire’s discipline: avoid throw-good-money-after-bad bets that erode returns and resilience.

In a 1985 interview with financial journalist and author Adam Smith, Warren Buffett shared the principles behind his extraordinary investment success. Smith, who had met Buffett early in his career, admitted on camera that he regretted not investing. Buffett, never one to brag without data, responded calmly: “If you joined…

Berkshire Hathaway has lagged the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past year, but analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook on the stock’s future potential.

Buffett’s caution that frenzied trading drains enterprise value reflects Berkshire’s owner-first doctrine and remains relevant across market cycles worldwide.

Buffett’s inflation-era maxim explains Berkshire’s focus on durable franchises, and why intangible moats can outperform asset-heavy strategies over time.

The prospects for additional consolidation in the rail industry derailed this week when both of CSX's potential partners said they weren't interested in a deal

Warren Buffett says that Berkshire Hathaway has grown from humble beginnings to a trillion-dollar giant because they never compromise on product quality.

Buffett has generously shared his expertise over the years, offering his advice in interviews and letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

Buffett’s 1983 admonition about salesmanship over substance underscores Berkshire’s long-term ethos, and warns how following market noise can quietly tax owners.