From the Desk

In his final months as CEO, Buffett’s only new stock purchase was a newspaper.

If you bought CRISPR Therapeutics stock in 2021, you were told you were buying the future of medicine.

The events in Puerto Vallarta following the reported killing of El Mencho.

The Court ruled that the president cannot use a 1977 emergency powers law to impose sweeping tariffs.

The companies that sell you toothpaste and frozen chicken are dramatically outperforming the companies building the future.

Ray Dalio published a sweeping essay on the state of global economics. Here are the key takeaways.

Google’s parent company just did something that even most governments won’t do.

Two Japanese finance professors published a paper claiming overnight returns predict next-day reversals.

Nike has endured a painful multiyear drawdown that remains hard to fathom for such an iconic brand.

Markets despise uncertainty. And midterm elections inject plenty of it into the financial system.

At age 95, Warren Buffett steps down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway after 60 years.

The most basic concept in finance is that higher risk equals higher returns. But what if it doesn’t?

The man who famously called the 2008 financial crisis just shut down his hedge fund.

A new research paper out of Oxford claims a hybrid machine-learning model can forecast market turbulence.

Mike Green dropped a blunt assessment of Meta Platforms and its fight for survival in the AI race.