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Buffett’s dour view of hedge fund managers doesn’t extend to the two managers he hired for Berkshire Hathaway. It all comes down to the price he’s paying for them to

The membership-only sales event has transformed into Amazon’s biggest sales day ever — and it’s still growing rapidly. Amazon.com‘s (NASDAQ:AMZN) third annual Prime Day on July 11 was a smashing success. The e-commerce

If you ever wondered what companies President Trump invested in, that’s no longer a mystery. Last month, we got a different glimpse inside the Oval Office with details of investments

A banking behemoth, a social media giant, and an under-the-radar biotech company appear to be sizzling deals this July. If you haven’t noticed, summer is officially in full swing (thank

Do you fret about the possibility of going broke in retirement? Keep reading to see if you’re on track or in trouble. The fear of running out of money after you retire

Let’s face the facts: The Dow is a historic novelty, and the S&P 500 is a much better stock market barometer. I’ve been alive for nearly 37 years, and for

Everyone (hopefully) plans for retirement. But there’s one part most people don’t even think about. Take a moment and picture your retirement. You’re probably imagining yourself sleeping in every morning,

The border wall and the military’s love of solar energy could spark a change in Donald Trump’s views on the energy source. The tear solar stocks have been on in

Growth stock ETFs can allow you to profit from rapidly-growing companies while diversifying your risk. Growth stocks are generally defined as the stocks of companies growing at faster-than-average rates, and

Here’s why net lease real estate could be a smart addition to your portfolio.   Net-lease real estate investment trust Store Capital (NYSE:STOR) recently announced that Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A) (NYSE:BRK-B), the conglomerate led by Warren Buffett, had made

Transitioning between generations can be a gantlet for family-owned businesses. Two-thirds of them don’t make it to the second generation, and another 50 percent don’t make it to the third

 Best-selling business book author shares his insight George Labovitz is the founder and CEO of ODI, an international management training and consulting company. He also was a professor of management