Buffett said he's not concerned about life under a Donald Trump presidency. He still supports Clinton, but he thinks America will be fine. Buffett even bought more stocks this week after Trump won.
Past interviews reviewed by CNN's KFile show his support for deregulating the financial industry and reveal how a Trump administration may deal with Wall Street.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett broke his months-long silence on the Wells Fargo fake account scandal by calling it a great bank that made a "terrible mistake."
Following this week's election of Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress, civil rights leaders are concerned that many of the gains made by people of color in recent decades - from criminal justice reform to immigration - are at risk.
The New York Observer, the weekly, salmon-pink chronicle of New York City's political, media and business elite, will end its print edition effective immediately. The paper is owned by Donald Trump's son-in-law.