Buffett’s New Message: Damn the Deal, Keep Work and Life in Balance

While negotiating a $5 billion investment at the height of the financial crisis, Buffett disappeared for a few hours of personal time.

The Crazy Way We Think About Taxes

Taxpayers like to say one thing and do another. They also have some interesting requests as the filing deadline hits. Here’s how crazy we are.

5 Hypothetical New Taxes That Americans Actually Support

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If ever there was a truism, it’s that everybody hates taxes—this week especially. Or do they? In at least a handful of situations, a surprisingly large portion of Americans favor introducing new taxes or jacking up the rates on existing ones.

Bonds Are on a Roll — Is it Time to Give Up on Stocks?

A well-known academic argues against stocks, even for the long run. But it feels a bit like arguing that Warren Buffett doesn’t know what he’s doing. Whose side would you take?

Can a Car Cost $95K and Still Be Considered a ‘Best Value’?

By all accounts, Porsche makes some pretty amazing automobiles. But do cars that sell for $80K and $95K belong on a list naming the best values for consumers?

Surprise! Warren Buffett Owns Tech Stocks

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A week after disclosing that he had dived headlong into stocks dependent on a strong economy, Warren Buffett reveals he also bought 5.5% of the technology giant IBM. Cyclical and tech stocks are not usually high on Buffett’s wish list. What’s going on here?

Warren Buffett Is Buying. Is It Time to Celebrate?

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It’s possible to over-analyze Warren Buffett’s investment moves. But that doesn’t seem to stop anyone, and the Oracle of Omaha’s latest disclosures are whipping up a stir over prospects for a robust recovery.

Maybe Millionaires Aren’t So Bad? Most Support Higher Taxes on the Rich

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In a survey of Americans holding at least $1 million in investments, more than two-thirds of respondents (67%) say that taxes should be raised on people earning $1 million and up annually.

What’d Happen If Jay-Z and Warren Buffett Were in a Cartoon Together?

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This may sound like the makings of a hazy conversation in some dorm room during the wee hours of the night. But this is actually happening.

Why Gold Is Down (But Probably Not Out)

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The recent collapse of gold prices is stirring a lot of conspiracy theories. Are the bars in Ft. Knox just painted bricks?

Is Warren Buffett Right About The Economy?

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Warren Buffett told Fortune magazine’s Most Powerful Women Summit Tuesday that he hasn’t thrown in the towel on the U.S. economy, arguing that the U.S. will avoid a double-dip recession despite rumors to the contrary. Though some pundits say that the Oracle of Omaha’s views have been colored by a devotion to President Obama that mystifies [...]