Prem Watsa from Fairfax Financial, who is called Canada's Warren Buffet, talks about stock market, financial crisis and investing.

Warren Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick that the measure will help unfreeze the credit markets, but warned that it is not a "panacea" for the economy. He also revealed that he owns only two domestic stocks personally, Berkshire and Wells.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the nation has been hit with an "economic Pearl Harbor," and the government must respond quickly.
Buffett talked about the nation's ongoing financial woes in an appearance on the "The Charlie Rose Show" that aired Wednesday night on PBS stations.

It was awesome to have the opportunity to listen to the wisdom of Francis Chou, who manages over $1 billion, in person at the Richard Ivey School of Business

Warren Buffett tells CNBC he's making a $5 billion investment in Goldman Sachs because "the price was right, the terms were right, and the people were right." Best quote: "Why buy a Wall Street firm after his difficult experience with Salomon in the early 1990s?  "The pain has worn off," he joked."

Berkshire Hathaway will invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs. In addition, Goldman will raise at least $2.5 billion in common equity in a public offering. Berkshire will have warrants to buy another $5 billion in common stock.

Warren Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick his opinion of the bailout plan over the weekend, "It's what I would do if I were there."

A subsidiary of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway just announced a tentative agreement to buy Constellation Energy for roughly $4.7 billion in cash.

Marty Whitman, the octogenarian dean of deep-value investing, sees great bargains to be snapped up from the current stock market meltdown. "It's a great time," enthused the 83-year-old founder of New York-based Third Avenue Management LLC before speaking yesterday at a conference organized by AIC Ltd.

Walter J Schloss answers questions at the Ben Graham Center for Value Investing February 12, 2008.

An investor up over 27% over the last 12 months speaks

Warren Buffett made an appearance on CNBC this morning and discussed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Francis Chou is of a different background than the other value investors we've profiled here. He didn't have a lot of money to invest, and didn't have the chance to get a university education.

Continuing the quest for investments similar to or better than Berkshire Hathaway for when Warren Buffett is no longer active

There is a conspicuous gap between the last Buffett Partnership letter, written in 1969, and the first Berkshire Hathaway letter posted on the company’s website, written in 1978. This article unearths some of these missing letters.