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Who is Warren Buffett and How to Invest Like Him By Iain Butler: Chief Investment Advisor, Motley Fool Canada Fool There’s little doubt that in the last few decades of investing, there has been no bigger name in finance than Berkshire Hathaway’s (NYSE:BRK.A)(NYSE:BRK.B) billionaire chairman Warren Buffett. The American billionaire has inspired investors in Canada and around the world to take an active approach in their financial future. But who exactly is Warren Buffett? What are the investing strategies that have made him one of the world’s richest investors? We cover these question...

The Motley Fool: Citigroup could be good long-term play as a woman CEO takes the reins Plus: The basics of Medicare Advantage Plans and this week’s trivia Citigroup is soon to be under new management with incoming CEO Jane Fraser — the first woman ever to lead a large Wall Street bank.(Scott Eells - Bloomberg) By The Motley Fool The Motley Fool Take Citigroup is a blue-chip stock on sale, with its shares recently down almost 20% from their 52-week highs. One of the biggest banks in the world, Citigroup has been pressured by the pandemic and fears of what it might do to Citigroup’s busi...

The downside of offering new shares for sale is that doing so dilutes the value of existing shares. Imagine, for example, a company with 100 shares of stock outstanding. If you own 10 of them, you own 10% of the company. If it issues 20 more shares, though, your 10 shares will only be 1/12th of the company, or 8.3%. Q: What are the best books about Warren Buffett? – P.L., Wilkes Barre, Pa. A: Try Roger Lowenstein's "Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist" (Random House, $20) for a great review of his personal and business history, along with his investment thinking. You can learn a l...

» Jeff Bezos gave a nod to Warren Buffett in his letter to Amazon employees: 'I still tap dance into the office' Jeff Bezos gave a nod to Warren Buffett in his letter to Amazon employees: 'I still tap dance into the office' Theron MohamedFeb 3, 2021, 21:18 IST Warren Buffett loves his job.AP Images Jeff Bezos embraced one of Warren Buffett's signature phrases in his letter to employees. "I still tap dance into the office," said the Amazon CEO, who plans to transition to executive chairman. Bezos has called Buffett one of his heroes, and says he's read all of the investor's books.