Warren Buffett Watch
Alex Crippen
Alex Crippen is senior coordinating producer at CNBC.com. He started with CNBC television in 1990. Crippen began his media career in affiliate TV and news radio. He holds a degree in economics from Wesleyan University.
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- By: Tae Kim
Rafferty Capital's Dick Bove reiterates his sell rating on Wells Fargo, speculating that Warren Buffett is likely 'walking away' from the stock.
- By: Alex Crippen
One of Warren Buffett's top stock pickers just got added to the JPMorgan Chase board of directors. Does this mean Buffet purchased a stake in JPMorgan?
- By: Christine Wang
Berkshire Hathaway has applied to the Federal Reserve to keep and perhaps expand its Wells Fargo holding beyond 10 percent.
- By: Alex Crippen
Warren Buffett and his longtime business partner Charlie Munger appeared before thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders in Omaha today.
- By: Alex Crippen
Tad Montross, CEO of a Berkshire insurance subsidiary, will retire by the end of the year; his replacement's chain of command could be key.
- By: Alex Crippen
Warren Buffett is best known as an extremely wealthy investor, but he's also a skilled businessperson. Here are some of his tips.
- By: Alex Crippen
This is an unofficial, uncorrected transcript of Warren Buffett's live appearance on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Mon., Feb. 29, 2016.
- By: Alex Crippen
Standard & Poor's is acknowledging what Warren Buffett watchers have known for years: Berkshire Hathaway has transformed itself.
- By: Alex Crippen
Buffett lost ground in his 10-year wager that a plain stock index fund will outperform hedge funds, but he still has a big lead.
Buffett Watch
CNBC PRO opened up the CNBC vault and found the best words of advice from Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffett has averaged a gain of wealth of $2 million per day — for every day of his life.
Berkshire Hathaway added a large chunk of Apple stock to its portfolio.
Innovation and productivity are the two things that will improve the economy, Warren Buffett told Politico.
