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Berkshire Hathaway held its Annual Shareholder meeting over the weekend.

Berkshire's Vice Chairman Greg Abel, 61, is next in line to run the company.

Buffett confirmed the decision during Saturday's Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting.

Munger died last week at age 99.

Munger has served as vice chairman at Berkshire Hathaway since 1978.

The majority of the gift will go to the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, which is named after his late wife.

Millions of U.S. homeowners can't afford to give up their current mortgage rates.

The two men chatted at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting over the weekend in Omaha, Nebraska.

The CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway shared his partner in crime at the company's best aphorisms in his annual letter.

Do buybacks help shareholders line their own pockets at the expense of innovation — or are they just a financial lever?

Why Warren Buffett Just Invested $29 Billion In This "Dying Industry"? He has placed his next big bet.

True happiness comes from fulfillment and the sense that life has meaning. The choice to pursue wealth or fulfillment is personal. Whichever decision you make, you must live it.

The billionaire is partnering with Girls Inc. to give one fan a truly unique piece of art.

Reading. It's the one thing highly successful people do to stand out from the pack. Successful entrepreneurs are committed to lifelong learning, growing and expanding, and one of the main ways they achieve this is by reading... a lot.

The anonymous bidder will have a private lunch with Buffett and up to seven guests at Smith & Wollensky in New York.

During Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholders meeting, Munger and Warren Buffett ripped into the cryptocurrency.

The investment gives Berkshire Hathaway an approximately 11.4% stake in the multinational information technology company.

The businessman occupies the ninth place in the list of billionaires that Forbes magazine publishes every year.

The move comes after a 2022 shareholder letter in which Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger said they found little about large deals that 'excites' them.

The Berkshire Hathaway CEO favors productive businesses over dollars, crypto, or haven assets.

The billionaire investor has referred to the company as one of Berkshire Hathaway's largest businesses, third only to its insurance and railroad interests.