The head of Pershing Square Capital Management also said that Buffett is too conservative in his investment discipline.

The hedge fund manager behind Pershing Square Capital Management is a former investor in Berkshire, and has been called the next Buffett – the “Oracle of Omaha” regarded as one of the world’s most

Because of his long-term track record, retail investors closely follow the moves of Bill Ackman. The billionaire hedge fund manager runs Pershing Square Capital Management, which managed $12.6 billion in assets as of Dec.

Warren Buffett reaffirmed Greg Abel as his successor at Berkshire Hathaway, assuring shareholders of a smooth leadership transition.

Billionaires like Tim Cook are raving about the book, which reframes wealth to include social, time, mental, and physical prosperity.

Bill Ackman, the legendary billionaire hedge fund manager over at Pershing Square Capital Holdings, has a new position, and it’s caused quite the bullish crowd to come herding over. Undoubtedly, if Bill Ackman makes a move,

The 94-year-old oracle of Omaha is still going strong, but says “it won’t be long” before someone picks up his mantle.

UnitedHealth Group said on Wednesday a mistake at the hospital was behind the phone call that led to a surgeon being pulled from the operating room to defend a patient's inpatient stay, a move that was eventually criticized by billionaire Bill Ackman.

Billionaire Bill Ackman’s investment firm, Pershing Square Capital Management, filed its Q4 2024 13F holdings report on Feb. 14, one week after he revealed on X that he had accumulated a $2.3 billion stake in Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER).

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square proposed to acquire 10 million newly issued Howard Hughes shares at $90 a share — up from $85 a share.

Bill Ackman's fund Pershing Square Capital Management owns about a dozen stocks. Ackman and his team do a ton of research before buying a stock. The Pershing team thinks strong earnings growth and margin expansion is poised to lead to outsized gains for ...

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management increased its stake in Nike (NKE) stock by 15% during the fourth quarter.