Warren Buffet on July 6 to celebrate with hot dogs doused in Heinz ketchup, Kraft macaroni & cheese, Claussen pickles, Velveeta cheese, and a glass of Countrytime Lemonade as Buffet is bringing the Kraft Heinz Company to public stock markets.

As per reports, Warren Buffet is bringing Heinz ketchup and Kraft macaroni & cheese to public stock by its partnership with Brazilian private equity firm 3G Capital. 3G Capital is the owners of Burger king's parent company and Anheuser-Bush InBev.

Berkshire Hathaway in 2013 co-invested alongside 3G in the $11 billion takeover of ketchup maker Heinz. 3G after the deal was smoothly able to improve Heinz's EBITDA by 35% within a handful of quarters.

NetJets Chief Executive Adam Johnson appears to be the most effective letter writer in the country.

The Post noted that the 44-year-old executive twice has written letters to Warren Buffett, the owner of the fractional jet-ownership company, in six years suggesting the CEO and has twice got the billionaire investor to act.

Johnson has been instrumental in not only bringing down Jordan Hansell in recent weeks, but has also taken a lead role in pressuring Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway in 2009 to replace NetJets founder Richard Santulli, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told The Post.

On Friday, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. said that it has increased its holdings in some of billionaire Chairman Warren Buffett’s favorite companies in the first quarter, including Wells Fargo & Co. and International Business Machines Corp.

According to a regulatory filing on Friday, that detailed its US stock portfolio as of March 31, Berkshire has also added to its stake in US Bancorp. Buffett’s deputies have pared holdings in stocks, including National Oilwell Varco Inc. No new companies were listed in the portfolio.

Although, Buffett is widely known for his skill at picking stocks, yet the investment portfolio at Berkshire has become less important over time as the company has shifted toward buying whole businesses.

On Wednesday, Hedge fund mogul Daniel Loeb called beloved billionaire Warren Buffett a hypocrite and claimed that he doesn’t practice what he preaches.

Buffett has been running conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway for 50 years. Less than one week after Buffett hosted his company's shareholder meeting in Omaha, Loeb made the comments at the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, known as SALT in Las Vegas.

He commented on Buffett, who is the world’s most famous, and widely admired, investor. Loeb runs $17.5 billion hedge fund Third Point and is known in investment circles for his sharp tongue and top returns.

He said, “I love how he criticizes hedge funds yet he really had the first hedge fund. He criticizes activists but he was the first activist”.

Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting has marked a milestone this year, with Warren Buffett's 50th year of controlling the massive conglomerate.

The 84-year-old Buffett is still hoping to grow his company through acquisitions and hasn't given any indication of retiring anytime soon.

In his fifty years at the command, a lot of Berkshire shareholders have become millionaires. They are devoted admirers of Buffett. TheStreet's Rhonda Schaffler talked with shareholders regarding their views of the billionaire known as The Oracle of Omaha.

On Friday, Warren Buffett's company said that its first-quarter profit has jumped 10% on the strength of its railroad and insurance businesses.

Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, and his new partner, Larry Van Tuyl of the former Van Tuyl Group, talked about Buffet's recent acquisition of the privately held auto dealership group.

The recent acquisition by Buffet made him the fourth-biggest auto dealer in the United States.

Becky Quick, CNBC, Squawk Box' co-host, even moderated an audience question and answer. She even asked some questions of her own.

Quick steered Buffet into other, far-ranging topics, from fiscal policy to the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

Quick asked Buffet when the plan of entering into the car business came to his mind. In a sarcastic reply, Buffet said he wish about owing everything.

The McCalmans and the Browns will see overflow demand for Omaha's hotels this spring, when the Berkshire Hathaway Inc. shareholders will come to the town.

The is because David and Susan McCalman of Papillion, along with their daughter, Susan Brown, and her husband, Nathan, who live in La Vista, wanted to be the first-time hosts for Airbnb.

Airbnb is an online company that helps the out-of-town visitors with the availability of private lodging.

Their main target will be on the out-of-towners of the 40,000-plus shareholders who will hold their annual Berkshire meeting at the CenturyLink Center on May 2.

David McCalman said, "We're testing the waters. If Berkshire weekend goes well, we could do this for the College World Series, too".

A young investor named Warren Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway, a failing textile company fifty years ago. In an annual letter to shareholders, released over the weekend, Buffett said, "I found myself ... invested in a terrible business about which I knew very little". He said that I was like the dog that caught the car.

While describing about his earlier days, Buffett wrote that at that time his approach was just like 'cigar butt' investing. He said that his move of buying shares of troubled companies with underpriced stocks was like picking up a discarded cigar butt that was left with just one puff. He mentioned that though the remains were ugly and soggy, but the puff was free.

Berkshire Hathaway, the investment firm headed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett, has increased its stake in three blue-chip companies during the first quarter, according to a regulatory filing by the company.

London, Feb 15 : American tycoon Warren Buffett is set to buy food giant Heinz in a deal worth 28 billion dollars.

Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway company and private equity firm 3G, which also owns fast-food chain Burger King, have agreed to take over the food company, famous for its ketchup and baked beans.

In a statement, Heinz called the deal ‘historic’, and the largest to date in the food industry, the BBC reports.

The takeover has been approved by the company''s board, but still needs to be voted on by shareholders.

The Forbes managing ahs released its annual ranking list of the richest people in the US and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has topped the list for the 19th consecutive year.

Forbes' annual ranking of the country's 400 super rich people showed that their combined wealth added up to an whooping US $ 1.7 trillion dollars. The magazine said that Mr. Gates remained the richest man in the country with a net worth of US $ 66 billion.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway is all set to enter in Indian market. Berkshire Hathaway will enter Indian market as corporate agent of Bajaj Allianz General. Company will be selling non-life insurance in India.

This is the first direct entry of the Berkshire Hathaway in India. Buffett was planning to make a significant investment in India, and has now done this with an insurance company. For the India operations, it formed Berkshire India to sell and distribute general insurance products in India.

Microsoft Founder Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, a notable philanthropist, come calling India's rich people to contribute towards philanthropy next month. Gates told during an interview that he wants to share his personal experience and converse with Indian billionaires on their perspectives about philanthropy. He and his fellow billionaire Buffett, who has pledged 99% of his fortune to philanthropic causes via the Gates Foundation, held a similar conversation with 50 Chinese business leaders in Beijing in November 2010.

The billionaire investor of US, Warren Buffett defends the credit rating agencies those who failed to spot the US mortgage bubble. It is seen as a major cause for the recent financial crisis in the country. Mr. Buffet has said in New York that the agencies have made a wrong decision but every body including him has made that wrong call.

He has said that US had not been recognizing that the housing market of the country had overheated. The agencies made high ratings to the US mortgage related debt which went very much wrong.

World famous investor, Warren Buffett has said that the US economy has shown some real strength in the last couple of months. He also said that the consumers can now spend more as the things are moving for the better.

The billionaire appeared on a TV show, CNBC Monday after getting over with the shareholders meeting of Berkshire Hathaway. In the show, Buffett was accompanied by his partner and long time friend, Charlie Munger.

As many as 37,000 people attended the meeting to hear the two key people of Berkshire speak and answer all the queries.

According to the billionaire investor, the person who is known for his art of making money - Warren Buffett, U. S. real estate industry shall be raising from the dearth of the financial hit by 2011.

He further stated that the residential real estate shall be getting a boost as the demand for houses will incline with the supply which got accumulated in the financial turmoil.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reported that its book value has risen $21.8 billion in 2009, a record for the company. The previous record was $16.9 billion, achieved in 2006.

However, between these two periods of high growth, the company faced its worst year ever in history when the book value fell by $11.5 billion in 2008. That was only the second decline in Warren Buffett's 45-year history of running Berkshire Hathaway.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc has completed its acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp on Friday. Burlington Northern, the no. 2 Railroad Company of U. S., will now be operated as a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, run by Warren Buffet.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc has to pay roughly $26.4 billion for the purchase of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. According to the deal BNSF shareholders will receive roughly $15.87 billion in cash, 80932 Class A and 21 million Class B shares of Berkshire Hathaway.

New York - Legendary US investor Warren Buffett has spent a record 44 billion dollars buying an American rail freight company, in the largest transaction in the history of his Berkshire Hathaway holding company.

The purchase of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp was agreed upon at 100 dollars a share, paid for in both cash and stock. The purchase price includes 10 billion dollars of oustanding debt.

New york, Mar. 10 : America's billionaire investor Warren Buffett has likened the current global meltdown to "an economic Pearl Harbor", and doesn''t expect the US economy to recover anytime soon.

The CEO of Berkshire Hathaway said the US economy has "fallen off a cliff" and the current financial situation is "close to the worst case" that he had predicted six months ago.