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Venture Capital Investing Today
Motley Fool Ventures investor Brendan Mathews explains the state of the venture scene.
Berkshire Hathaway Is 35% Undervalued
Using Warren Buffett's methodology for valuing Berkshire Hathaway suggests that the company is trading at a significant discount to intrinsic value.
Berkshire Hathaway Still Looks Undervalued
Warren Buffett's conglomerate is worth at least $165 per B-Share
How Businesses Can Beat the Weather
Industry expert Barney Schauble explains why investors need to think about the weather, how companies can insure against it, and how investors can approach climate change.
Warren Buffet: The Future Is Bright for This Incredible Business
Buffett predicts further market share gains for Berkshire's auto-insurer while Munger compares the company to Costco
Warren Buffett Is Ready to Make More Money From Your Ketchup
Buffett expects his partners at 3G Capital to wring out cost savings while maintaining a healthy marketing budget
Billionaire Warren Buffett Is Scared of Driverless Cars
Despite recent innovations in usage-based insurance and driverless cars, Buffett and Munger aren't worried about Geico's future prospects
Did Warren Buffett Make a Huge Mistake During the Financial Crisis?
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger explain what moves they made (and why) during the financial crisis
GW Pharma in Your Portfolio
Top Motley Fool analysts answer your investing questions about GW Pharmaceuticals.
CaesarStone Lawsuit: What Investors Should Know About the Future of the Stock
Motley Fool's top analysts answer your questions about CaesarStone's class action lawsuit and the future of the company.
Why Warren Buffett Hides These Executives' Monster Salaries
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger explain the downside of executive pay disclosure -- and why Berkshire won't be providing additional transparency on the pay of its exeuctives
Invest in Travel Advice You Can Trust
Plan an investing journey to learn how TripAdvisor has the business model to keep travelers and investors flying high.
Warren Buffett Finally Explains Why Being Cheap Leads to Happiness
After a certain point, money won't make you happier -- in fact, it's more likely to cause unhappiness than improve your quality of life
Warren Buffett: How to Prepare for the Future
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger address the challenge of change in business and its potential impact on Berkshire Hathaway
The Real Reason Warren Buffett Isn't Buying the Chicago Cubs
Berkshire's Chairman and CEO adamantly denied that he'll purchase a sports team.
Brokerage Advice vs. Foolish Investing
The Motley Fool's top analysts answer questions about brokerage picks and Foolish investing.
Stocks for Young Investors
The Motley Fool's top analysts answer questions about long-term investing and stocks to own for younger investors.
Warren Buffett Refuses to Break Up Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Commentators have argued that breaking up Berkshire Hathaway would unlock shareholder value. Warren Buffett explains why he disagrees with that strategy.
What Would Warren Buffett Do If He Was 23 Years Old?
If he were 23, Buffett says he'd go into the investment business, and for aspiring young investors he suggests asking strategic questions of management -- i.e., the "Larry Bird" approach, as Charlie Munger describes it.
Warren Buffett: Corporate America Under Obama "Doing Extraordinarily Well"
At the 2014 annual shareholder meeting, Warren Buffett expressed optimism about both Barack Obama and U.S. businesses while calling for a "truce" on political debate