Heavy lobbying effort to preserve 15% tax rate; 'constituency that Congress always cares about'
Possible solution to Greek drama reigniting interest in cross-border bets
Big purchase of precious metal by the big country fuels spike in price; 'regaining its safe-haven qualities'
Berkshire boss has done masterful job of shielding company from rising prices, says Moody's
So far, Oracle's punt on S&P 500 beating return of Protégé Partner's fund of funds; payout goes to charity
Oracle's acquisition of Burlington Northern a bet on recovery; thriving railroad paid $1B distribution to Berkshire last month
New Jersey governor Chris Christie does not generally pull his punches. So it came as no surprise this week when Christie slammed Warren Buffett's assertion that the rich don't pay enough to the U.S. Treasury. Christie's advice to the Oracle? See above.
Investors continue to yank money from equity mutual funds, piling the cash into Treasuries and CDs. Their reward? Puny returns. Meanwhile, stock investors are making out just fine.
Garden State of New Jersey no bed of roses for homeowners
For the first time in a year, Pimco's Bill Gross reduced his holdings in U.S. Treasuries. So what's the bond king know that we don't?
