It's never a bad idea to borrow an idea -- or two, or more -- from the world's most successful all-around stock picker.

Plenty of big-time investors have made a name for themselves over the years, but arguably none have become as big of a household name as Warren Buffett. Thanks to personal achievements and the success of his company,

All right, put down that shovel and lend an ear: the Oracle of Ohama has something to say.Warren Buffett is quoted so often by so many people that you sometimes wonder how the guy has time for anything else.

Investors have gotten excited about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and piled into stocks in the field, and they've become more optimistic about the economy as the Federal Reserve launched interest rate cuts this fall.

Warren Buffett has been on a selling spree and recently trimmed his two biggest holdings: Apple and Bank of America. Buffett caught many investors by surprise when he trimmed his Apple position,

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B) has been quite the aggressive seller of stocks this year. The recent lack of buybacks and extreme level of profit-taking may make some investors nervous.

Warren Buffett bought Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A)(NYSE: BRK.B) about 60 years ago. Given his impressive track record, I steadily study Buffett's mentality to improve my own investing skills. My office is littered with highlighted and underlined copies of his annual letters to shareholders as well as worn-out books on Buffett.

Warren Buffett is stockpiling cash. His Berkshire Hathaway holding company continued to sell more than it bought in the third quarter when it offloaded a quarter of its stake in Apple, regulatory filings revealed Thursday.

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway BRKa.N, has made further preparations for giving away his fortune after his death. Buffett, 94, plans to donate 99.5% of his remaining wealth,

Equal opportunity should begin at birth,’ wrote the Oracle of Omaha, as he chastised those with ‘extreme look-at-me styles of living.’ Warren Buffett has distributed another $1 billion of his wealth in what is fast becoming a Thanksgiving tradition for the world’s seventh-richest man.