Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)

Coca-Cola stock is considered one of Warren Buffett's most famous and successful investments. Coke is one of his oldest investments too.

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The foundation's quarterly filing reveals a lack of tech stocks.

Berkshire was a net purchaser of stocks for the first time since 2022.

Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO has the firepower to make big deals, and his first deal reveals how he's likely to approach acquisitions.

Abel has been increasing Berkshire's position in a less-followed mid-cap stock.

Alphabet's value proposition was so appealing that even Buffett and Abel could not ignore it.

Coca-Cola has a phenomenal track record of paying dividends.

Dan Loeb increased his Capital One stake as Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway sharply reduced its position during the second quarter.

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Buffett is already executing this move.

Warren Buffett says many traders are treating the stock market like a casino.

The conglomerate's new CEO spent the second quarter selling the bank Buffett had been selling for two years -- and buying the airline Buffett sold out of in 2020.

Since taking over as CEO, Greg Abel has made some big portfolio moves, but there's one longtime Buffett holding even he won't touch.

I didn't follow Berkshire Hathaway and dump my Domino's stock.

Average investors can learn some valuable lessons from these two legends.

Although Wall Street is focused on Berkshire's new boss piling into Google's parent, Alphabet, the real transformation under Abel began seven years ago.

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Berkshire just loaded up on Alphabet shares during Q2.