Company: Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Chris Christie, New Jersey's Republican Governor, tells CNN that Warren Buffett should "just write a check and shut up" on his call for higher tax rates on the super-rich.    Read More

For the fifth straight year, Warren Buffett will be answering your questions during a special three-hour live appearance starting at 6a ET, Monday, February 27 on CNBC's Squawk Box.  Here's how you can tell us what you want to know.   Read More

In his annual investor letter Warren Buffett expressed his disinterest in gold, but also sang the praises of other investments he considers “productive assets,” of which he lumped companies, real estate, and farms. With the release of his most recent 13F filing, it is apparent that Buffett has been putting his words into practice.   Read More

Every quarter hedge funds and large investors file their holdings with the SEC, revealing value picks, cyclical bets, growth opportunities and activist pushes. TheStreet.com details five stocks that hedge funds flocked to.   Read More

Berkshire Hathaway joins the growing list of companies that investors can play in the expanding market for short term options.   Read More

If you have a 5-10 year time horizon, famed value investor Whitney Tilson reveals a slew of names that he says belong in your portfolio.   Read More

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reports today it owned 20.3 million shares of DIRECTV as of December 31, the end of the fourth quarter.  That's up 379 percent from the 4.2 million it reported owning as of the end of Q3.  Berkshire also reports a sizable decrease in its Johnson & Johnson  stake.  It fell by 8.4 million shares, or 23 percent.  That cut stake would be worth $544.6 million at today's close.   Read More

The “Mad Money” host thinks it could be the "perfect stock" to own for 2012.   Read More

Warren Buffett is making his case.  Stocks, or investments in any "productive" asset, will "prove to be the runaway winner" over bonds or gold .. and "more important, it will be by far the safest," he writes in Fortune magazine.    Read More

A version of President Obama's "Buffett Rule" has been introduced in the U.S. Senate but it faces an enormous obstacle: strong Republican opposition. Today, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat representing Rhode Island, formally introduced what he's calling the "Paying a Fair Share Act of 2012."    Read More