NBR anchor Susie Gharib talks with Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett at his company's 2008 shareholders' meeting in Omaha, Nebraska. This extended interview is a web exclusive.

EXCLUSIVE: Warren Buffett and Bill Gates reveal their thoughts to FOX Business on the Microsoft-Yahoo fallout, the state of the economy and where they are looking to invest next

THIS IS A LIVE BLOG OF THE QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION BEING HELD BY WARREN BUFFETT AND CHARLIE MUNGER AT THE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING IN OMAHA. MOST RECENT DISPATCHES WILL APPEAR AT THE TOP. ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL.

THIS IS THE FIRST HALF OF THE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING AT THE QWEST ARENA IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA ON SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2008 AS LIVE-BLOGGED ON WARREN BUFFETT WATCH. ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL.

Berkshire Hathaway just posted its first quarter report for 2008.

CNBC's Becky Quick sits down with Warren Buffett to discuss the upcoming shareholder meeting, which starts Friday night and runs through Monday. Buffett refers to the annual event as "Woodstock for Capitalists."

Hard to believe..

Why Warren Buffett views his job as similiar to painting the Sistine Chapel. This article includes parts of Buffett's talk to Wharton School students last month.

How do you contemplate the current stock market, we asked Warren Buffett, the sage of Omaha, Neb.
"Like an oversexed guy in a harem," he shot back. "This is the time to start investing."
The Dow was below 600 when he said that. Before we could get Buffett's words in print, it was up almost 15% in one of the fastest rallies ever.

Notes from a speech given by Mason Hawkins at Ben Graham Center for Investing in 2005 outlining his search strategy, DCF model and how to qualify good businesses.

Ford is getting things right and whilst it is still far away from a complete recovery, they are quickly moving in the right direction ... Most investors thought that this was simply a stock to trade or a contrarian pick but the street is realizing that this could easily be a 10 dollar stock in the near future.

Bud Labitan's self published new book, The Four Filters: Invention of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, is now on sale.

Wanted: One value-investing Graham & Dodd enthusiast, primed to manage $22 billion, who promises not to mess up an amazing 30-year record. Such a sign could have been hanging over the door at First Eagle Funds since its portfolio head, Charles de Vaulx, abruptly resigned a year ago.

This is a follow up to Vitaliy's initial blog post on Starbucks' European operations.