This article was originally published on May 6, 2019.Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-A)(NYSE: BRK-B) draws hundreds to its annual shareholder meeting -- including one prominent exec. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO Tim Cook made a first-time appearance over the weekend to learn from and about his firm's second largest investor."Other than the obvious wisdom, integrity, humility, straight language, plain language, I don't think there's a better teacher," Cook told Fox Business of Berkshire CEO Warren Buffett.Berkshire Hathaway owns about 5% of Apple's shares, making the tech stock its largest holding. But Buffett said his $53-billion stake could be bigger."What hurts in the case of Apple is that the stock has gone up, and we'd much rather have the stock at a lower price so we could buy more stock," he said at the shareholder meeting.Related Link: What Is The Buffett Indicator?Why It's ImportantA week before, Buffett had praised Apple's second-quarter earnings...
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Click here to read the full article. WarnerMedia has started to rev up the HBO Max promo engine with less than four weeks before its launch.The AT&T-owned media company just introduced a new promotional pricing offer -- giving customers a 20% discount on the super-size HBO Max streaming package for 12 months. For $11.99 per month (versus the regular $14.99 rate), eligible subscribers get immediate access to HBO Now and then will be auto-upgraded to HBO Max on the May 27 launch date.That means -- for one year, anyway -- consumers can get HBO Max for less than Netflix's standard HD plan, which costs $12.99 per month. Also note that HBO Max's $3-off promo price is the same as Hulu's ad-free VOD tier.Of course, there are restrictions. The special HBO Max offer is available only to new subscribers and "returning eligible" HBO Now subscribers, through May 27 at 2:59 a.m. ET....
