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Warren Buffett’s shocking post-retirement plan at 94 will leave you amazed and inspired: 'I won’t sit at home watching soap operas...'
Despite retiring as Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, Warren Buffett isn’t slowing down. The billionaire investor plans to keep working from the office, citing his continued market acumen and love for investing. At 94, Buffett remains driven by purpose, admiring those like Greg Abel and Jim Sinegal who view leadership not as work, but as lifelong joy.
Greenland dumps Donald Trump, signs lucrative minerals deal with Europe in a major blow to the president
Greenland has granted a 30-year mining permit to a Danish-French consortium, Greenland Anorthosite Mining (GAM), for anorthosite extraction, a key component in fiberglass production. This move effectively sidelines US President Donald Trump's ambitions to acquire a strategic foothold in the Arctic.
Want to work for Warren Buffett? Here’s what you could earn at Berkshire Hathaway, according to new report
A recent report reveals the salaries of Berkshire Hathaway employees, offering insights into the compensation structure at Warren Buffett's conglomerate. Real estate roles, such as agents and brokers, show significant earning potential.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway doubles stake in alcohol stock Constellation, sells Citigroup & other financial stocks
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway said on Thursday it more than doubled its stake in alcoholic beverages producer Constellation Brands, while shedding investments in Citigroup and other financial services companies.
Tesla rejoins the $1 trillion club, but troubling China data sparks investor doubts about what’s really driving growth
Tesla faces a sales decline in China, its largest market. Recent data shows a significant drop, especially for the Model Y. Stagnant product lines and slow updates are factors. Chinese EV brands like Xpeng, BYD, and Li Auto innovate faster. They attract younger buyers. Competition is intense. Tesla's older models struggle to compete with rapidly evolving domestic offerings.
Warren Buffett breaks hearts and silence, reveals the deeply personal reason behind his emotional exit from Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett, the 94-year-old investment guru, has revealed that he is stepping down as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO due to the effects of aging. After 90, he noticed declining energy levels and efficiency compared to his successor, Greg Abel. Buffett emphasized that Abel's leadership would be more beneficial for the company's future.
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How do you know the day you become old? Warren Buffett says age, not strategy, drove surprise exit as Berkshire CEO
Warren Buffett, 94, announced he will step down as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO in December, citing Greg Abel's superior energy and effectiveness. Buffett, who led the company since 1965, noted the decision was driven by his own aging, not strategic concerns. While remaining chairman, Buffett expressed confidence in Abel's abilities and affirmed his continued involvement with the company.
What triggered Warren Buffett’s decision to step down from Berkshire Hathaway
After 55 years, Warren Buffett, 94, will step down as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO on January 1, 2026, succeeded by Greg Abel. Buffett, acknowledging his age, made the unexpected announcement at the company's annual meeting. He will remain chairman and continue working from Omaha. Berkshire Hathaway, a massive conglomerate with holdings like GEICO and Apple, ranks high on the Fortune lists.
It's getting more bizarre by the day: Donald Trump compares $400 million Qatar jet gift to the Statue of Liberty
Donald Trump is defending Qatar's $400 million Boeing gift by comparing it to the Statue of Liberty, sparking controversy and criticism from both Democrats and Republicans. He reshared social media posts highlighting historical gifts to the US, like the Statue of Liberty and the Resolute Desk, to justify accepting the plane.
5 tips from Warren Buffett you can apply to earn solid returns on your investment in the long run
Warren Buffett, nearing the end of his 60-year tenure as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO, shared his investment wisdom in his farewell address. He emphasized emotional discipline, patience for opportunities, and surrounding oneself with capable individuals. Buffett's investment philosophy can serve as inspiration for many individuals looking to build wealth in the long run.
Bill Gates pledges his remaining fortune to the Gates Foundation, which will close in 20 years
Bill Gates plans to donate 99% of his remaining tech fortune, estimated at $107 billion, to the Gates Foundation, which will now close in 2045. This substantial gift aims to bolster global health and education initiatives, allowing the foundation to spend an additional $200 billion over the next two decades.
Warren Buffett's life wisdom: When he revealed “two turning points” in his life
The billionaire investor Warren Buffett once revealed that marriage played a key role in his life for making him successful. Warren Buffett took control of Berkshire, once a floundering textile mill, on May 10, 1965, after a dispute with prior management. He approached both personal and professional relationships with low expectations.
What fuels a billionaire: Coca-Cola for Warren Buffett, beetroot juice for Nita Ambani
Warren Buffett and Nita Ambani showcase contrasting lifestyles. Buffett enjoys Coca-Cola and fast food. Nita Ambani prefers beetroot juice and yoga. Buffett links longevity to happiness. Ambani promotes fitness and mindful nutrition. Both leaders have remained active in their respective fields. They offer different paths to endurance. They continue to lead major institutions.
Warren Buffett leaving behind big cash pile for successor Greg Abel
With Berkshire's cash hoard of $347.7 billion, Abel, one of the company's most acquisitive managers, will get to put his stamp on the Omaha, Nebraska-based company with more buyouts and investments. He said Saturday before the announcement that the company's investment philosophy would not change under his stewardship.
Who is Greg Abel and is he able enough to fill Warren Buffett’s $1.2 trillion shoes?
Abel, 62, is well-acquainted with Berkshire’s operations. Originally from Canada, he has been with the company for over 20 years and currently manages a vast portion of its business, including railroads, energy, utilities, manufacturing, and retail
S&P 500 snaps 9-session win streak after latest Trump tariff
The S&P 500 experienced a decline, ending its 20-year winning streak. This drop occurred as investors considered President Trump's new tariff announcement. The Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision is expected later this week. Energy sector performed poorly after OPEC+ decided to increase output. Investors are also watching for potential rate cuts by the Fed in 2025.
Warren Buffett gave priceless lessons to young investors, and they had nothing to do with where to invest their money; here's what he said and why everyone is talking about it
Warren Buffett shared life advice at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting. He emphasized the importance of associating with people who inspire you to be better. Buffett advised against simply copying wealthy investors. He suggested pursuing a profession you'd enjoy regardless of financial need. He also highlighted the compounding effect of good intentions.
Meet Greg Abel, the man who will lead Berkshire Hathaway after Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett’s announcement to step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway marks the beginning of a new era for the investment giant. His chosen successor, Greg Abel, has been a key figure at the company for over two decades. With a background in energy and a reputation for strategic thinking, Abel is set to take the helm of a $865 billion conglomerate. While the challenge of following in Buffett’s footsteps looms large, Abel’s leadership skills and vision are poised to carry the company forward.
Destiny or coincidence? Warren Buffett’s successor Greg Abel was his unknown neighbour for 6 years and the two had never met
Greg Abel, once an unknown neighbor of Warren Buffett in Omaha, is set to become the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Despite living blocks away in the 1990s, their paths didn't align until Abel joined Berkshire in 1992. Buffett's successor, known for his detail-oriented approach, will manage the trillion-dollar conglomerate from Des Moines, Iowa.
Oil slumps after OPEC+ plan, US stock futures drop
Crude oil fell 3.4% after the group of oil-producing nations continued an accelerated revival of supply that’s sent prices plunging. US equity-index futures dropped 0.5%, extending their decline after US President Donald Trump said he had no plans to talk to his Chinese counterpart this week. There’s no cash trading in Treasuries during the Asian day as Japan is closed for a holiday, along with markets in Hong Kong and mainland China.
Why Warren Buffett’s billionaire children won’t run Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett, at 94, is stepping down as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO, appointing Greg Abel, a seasoned executive, as his successor, bypassing his own children. Buffett's children, despite receiving substantial wealth for philanthropic endeavors, will not assume leadership roles within the company. This decision is seen as Buffett's belief in meritocracy and preserving organizational culture over establishing a family dynasty.
‘A happy person lives longer’: Warren Buffett shares life lessons with young investors
At Berkshire Hathaway’s AGM, Warren Buffett advised young investors to choose their associations wisely and pursue work they truly love. He emphasized the power of surrounding oneself with ethical, inspiring people and warned against compromising values. Buffett also linked happiness with longevity and urged youth to seek purpose over paychecks, sharing personal insights from his own fulfilling career.
Warren Buffett's best and worst investments in his 60 years leading Berkshire Hathaway
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Saturday that he wants to step down as chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of the year. The revelation came as a surprise because the 94-year-old had previously said he did not plan to retire.
Warren Buffett to retire by the end of the year, recommends Greg Abel as Berkshire CEO
Warren Buffett announced his plans to retire at the end of the year, recommending Greg Abel as his successor to Berkshire Hathaway's board. Buffett also voiced concerns about President Trump's tariffs, warning of global instability and advocating for balanced trade.
Buffett says US shouldn't use "trade as a weapon" as Trump has done with tariffs
Warren Buffett criticised Trump's trade policies, advocating for global trade and cooperation at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting. Despite holding a massive cash reserve of $347.7 billion, Buffett remains optimistic about America's future and Berkshire's prospects.
How Warren Buffett made $13 billion while others bled
In 2025's turbulent market, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway thrived by holding substantial cash reserves. While tech giants suffered losses, Buffett's strategy of exiting the 2024 bull market and investing in safe US Treasury Bills yielded significant returns. His approach, characterized by patience and a focus on value, contrasts sharply with chasing fleeting trends.
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway at a glance
Warren Buffett, 94, and his successors will address Berkshire Hathaway shareholders at the annual meeting in Omaha. The event, broadcast on CNBC, will cover Berkshire's record profits, major stock investments like Apple, and diverse operating businesses. Buffett's life, leadership, and succession plans will also be key topics, highlighting the conglomerate's impressive growth and future direction.
Warren Buffett’s son traded his inheritance for time — a fortune that would be worth $500 million today
Peter Buffett, son of Warren Buffett, sold his $90,000 Berkshire inheritance at 19 to pursue music—a decision that cost him a potential $500 million but gave him the freedom to follow his passion. He built a successful career as a composer, earning an Emmy and scoring major projects like Dances with Wolves, proving time and purpose can outweigh wealth.
Warren Buffett's $334 billion cash pile proves a masterstroke; here's why every investor should study his strategy closely
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway held a massive $334 billion in cash. This strategy proved beneficial amidst economic uncertainty. Buffett emphasized the importance of deploying capital wisely for economic growth. He critiqued policies like tariffs, highlighting the benefits of an open economy. His cash reserve protected Berkshire from market volatility. Buffett sees saving as necessary for investment.
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