The Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio

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Yahoo Finance9 hours ago
Dow rises for eighth straight week, S&P 500 posts 2.5% weekly advance
U.S. stocks rallied Friday to solidify another week of gains.
- PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are hit by consumers' shift to digital
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- Daily Crunch: Amazon scraps HQ2 plans in NYC
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Yahoo Finance16 hours ago
Timeline: The mass exodus of Tesla execs in the last 12 months
Tesla's executives are marching out of the company. Yahoo Finance put together a comprehensive timeline.
Motley Fool2 hours ago
American Axle & Manufacturing (AXL) Q4 2018 Earnings Conference Call Transcript
AXL earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2018.
Motley Fool4 hours ago
Forget Coca-Cola: PepsiCo Is a Better Dividend Stock
The best dividend stock is not always the one with the higher yield.
Motley Fool4 hours ago
Apple Strikes a Landmark Deal with America's Biggest Medical System
The iPhone maker is the first to take advantage of proposed changes in U.S. government regulations, and the VA is its first mega-client.
The Wall Street Journal5 hours ago
[$$] Coke and Pepsi Leave Different Aftertastes
On the surface, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo reported similar sets of earnings back-to-back, but the market reaction was entirely different. Coca-Cola said Thursday that its organic sales, which strip out merger and currency impacts, grew 5% from a year earlier in the fourth quarter. After accounting for the weakness of various global currencies against the dollar, though, sales were in fact flat.
The Wall Street Journal5 hours ago
[$$] PepsiCo CEO Says No Plans to Break Up Snacks, Foods Giant
PepsiCo Inc.’s new Chief Executive Ramon Laguarta said he has no plans to break up the snacks and drinks giant, nor divest the company’s bottling operations, after completing a four-month review of the global business. Last year, PepsiCo agreed to buy seltzer-machine maker SodaStream International Ltd. while rival Coca-Cola Co. bought the Costa Coffee chain. PepsiCo has also faced questions from Wall Street about whether it would keep its food business, which sells Doritos, Sabra hummus and Quaker Oats, together with its drinks business, which includes Gatorade, Aquafina and Mountain Dew.
The Wall Street Journal5 hours ago
[$$] Purchases With Plastic Get Costlier for Merchants—and Consumers
Credit-card companies are increasing a range of fees that U.S. merchants will pay to process transactions, a move likely to inflame already fractious relations between many businesses and card networks. Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc., the two biggest U.S. card networks, are preparing increases to certain existing fees that will kick in this April, according to people familiar with the matter. Some of the changes relate to so-called interchange fees.
Barrons.com5 hours ago
What New York’s Amazon HQ2 Protestors Missed
Those who railed against the company should have more carefully considered the math of a profit boom.
CNBC5 hours ago
Cramer Remix: This single statement by Nvidia speaks volumes
CNBC's Jim Cramer seconds Nvidia's call for more computing and explains why investors have reason to believe in the stock's bottom. The "Mad Money" host also sits down with the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Zoetis. In the lightning round, Cramer revealed his pick between two top gaming stocks.
Motley Fool6 hours ago
3 Top Large-Cap Stocks to Buy in February
Procter & Gamble, Twitter, and Take-Two Interactive are on track to get even bigger.
Barrons.com6 hours ago
The Latest ETF Trends
Forget boring concerns about fee compression and that tired active-versus-passive debate: This year’s InsideETFs conference was all about the big new trends in gold, marijuana, and advice.
CNBC6 hours ago
Johnson & Johnson CEO on Apple Watch collaboration: 'Ultimately, we're going to save lives'
Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky speaks to his company's partnership with Apple, deal to buy Auris Health and more in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer. The pharmaceutical company is collaborating with Apple to build out the health-care capabilities of its Watch. Gorsky also briefly addresses the company's scandal surrounding its baby powder product.
CNBC6 hours ago
Johnson & Johnson CEO on Apple Watch collaboration: 'Ultimately, we're going to save lives'
Jim Cramer sits down with Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky, who speaks to his company's partnership with Apple, deal to buy Auris Health and more.