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Warren Buffett gave this timely investment advice at Berkshire’s annual meeting

The Berkshire Hathaway CEO had some choice words for investors before announcing he was stepping down after six decades.

How the 49ers’ George Kittle has turned his 178-acre Tennessee ranch into a secluded sanctuary

Although he plays on the West Coast, Kittle has laid down his roots in music city, calling Nashville home for many years.

The Obamas’ former Martha’s Vineyard rental is on the market for $39 million

The stunning Massachusetts retreat where Barack and Michelle Obama spent their summers with their two daughters has been listed for $39 million.

Oil prices sink as OPEC+ hikes output, U.S. stock futures dip ahead of Fed meeting

Oil prices sank Sunday while U.S. stock futures declined after the S&P 500 notched its longest winning streak in more than 20 years last week.

Why Trump — and investors — will probably be disappointed by the Fed this week

The Federal Open Market Committee is scheduled to meet on May 6 and 7, and while the Fed isn’t expected to cut interest rates, the meeting will likely be closely watched by both investors and President Donald Trump.

Wall Street’s outlook sours on second quarter, with bigger forecast cuts than normal

Earnings Watch: Mattel and Ford will report, as markets rebound but look for trade-war clarity

A real-estate giant wants sellers to list their homes privately. Will homeowners benefit?

Selling a home has been tough in a sluggish market, but now some real-estate agents want sellers to keep their for-sale listings private.

Buffett passes the torch — here’s what Berkshire loyalists should know, from a longtime insider

Buffett’s CEO successor Greg Abel may bring a change in style, greater collaboration.

Warren Buffett to step down as Berkshire CEO at year-end

Warren Buffett shocked investors and a global audience Saturday, saying that he intends to step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. at year-end and will ask the board to formally hand the reins to Greg Abel.

Here’s what I’ve learned after writing about Apple, Intel and Silicon Valley for over 30 years

History repeats itself in Silicon Valley, a few wacky stories are worth remembering and AI is getting creepier every day.

Big Tech showed it won’t back down on AI spending. Some on Wall Street are still wary.

Some analysts expect AI spending to remain a priority even if overall IT budgets get stretched, but others are more skeptical.

How Warren Buffett went from picking horses to picking stocks — and what you can learn from it

Buffett’s sharp insights on racing odds would later help him build his Berkshire Hathaway billions.
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