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Warren Buffett is considered one of the greatest investors of all time. If you invested $10,000 in the A shares of Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway 30 years ago, you'd have nearly $330,000 today. While Berkshire Hathaway owns companies -- or parts of companies -- that investors can't purchase shares in because they are not publicly traded, it also has a large investment portfolio many turn to for ideas...

‘Heatgate’ issue causes devices to become ‘too hot to touch’...

High-quality names Apple, Amazon, Starbucks, Netflix, and JPMorgan are all in the discount bin after a brutal September. Here's why it's time to buy...

Spotify boss Daniel Ek has urged the UK government to use its freedom outside the EU to introduce new rules that would reduce the dominance of big tech companies. In an interview with the Financial Times, Ek also said that development of artificial intelligence would be “super important” but raised concerns that regulations made now would quickly become obsolete because of the speed at which the technology was changing. The Spotify co-founder and chief executive has been in the UK to lobby ministers about the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill, which is being considered in parliament...

Apple's new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max were released last month, and after new owners noticed the iPhones running hot, the company found a software bug and is planning a fix...

Synaptics is down this year, dramatically underperforming other chip stocks, but it could be really cheap right now...

With a market cap well above $2.5 trillion, some investors might wonder whether any fuel is left in Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) growth tank. The company has delivered market-beating returns in the past 15 years, but the unveiling of new iPhone models has lost much of its appeal, and the company's innovative smartphone remains its biggest cash cow. There is some legitimacy to this argument, but there are also good reasons to believe that Apple is still an excellent pick for growth investors, or income seekers for that matter...

(Bloomberg) -- Greetings from New York City, where it now appears impossible to buy a submersible water pump to drain a flooded basement after last week’s freak flash flooding. Take note, climate change entrepreneurs! Business opportunities would rise if New York City regulates illegal basement apartments, in which dozens of people have died in similar, recent downpours. Most Read from BloombergOnce Unthinkable Bond Yields Now the New Normal For MarketsCongress Averts US Government Shutdown Hour...

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