4 Under-the-Radar Buys Warren Buffett Made Last Year
These purchases often go unnoticed even by Berkshire Hathaway investors, but they mean a lot for the company as a whole.
These purchases often go unnoticed even by Berkshire Hathaway investors, but they mean a lot for the company as a whole.
And they need to do something about it -- quickly.
Reckitt Benckiser has no regrets about its $17 billion (12.3 billion pounds) acquisition of Mead Johnson last year, its chief executive said, even though there are concerns it may now be too stretched to buy Pfizer's coveted consumer health business. The Pfizer business, which is currently on the block, would fulfil Reckitt CEO Rakesh Kapoor's long-stated plan to transform Reckitt from a British maker of household cleaning products into a global leader in consumer healthcare.
Today's question is about Social Security — specifically, about continuing to work after those checks start rolling in. What's really being asked is what happens to your benefits should you work after applying for Social Security. For more information on this topic, check out “The Danger of Working While Collecting Social Security” and “14 Ways to Maximize Your Social Security Checks.” You can also go to the search at the top of this page, put in the words “Social Security” and find plenty of information on just about everything relating to this topic.
Warren Buffett once said that "successful investing takes time." Here are three companies to make the wait easier.
Intel wants to avoid competing with a possible Qualcom and Broadcom mega chip company.
The day China's ruling Communist Party unveiled a proposal to allow President Xi Jinping to rule indefinitely as Mao Zedong did a generation ago, Ma Bo was so shaken he couldn't sleep. So Ma, a renowned ...