Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's influential partner, championed 'multi-disciplinary thinking' for better decision-making. His philosophy, ...

Wealth Quote of the Day by Charlie Munger, “Most people get interested in stocks when everyone else is. The time to get interested is when ...

Charlie Munger, the legendary investor and longtime Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman, built his success on caution, discipline, and a no-no...

Munger’s advice on making ‘well-calculated bets’ when the odds are in your favour has helped reshape the way many think about portfolio man...

The wisdom in Buffett’s letter echoes Munger’s long-held belief in value investing and maintaining a level head amid market shenanigans. Bu...

Without the base or the processes, biases can creep in, impacting life and investment decisions.

“For the last at least almost 30-35 years, Charlie Munger has been a constant source of inspiration, teaching and practical decisions in li...

We put all our efforts in trying to be smart to grow in life instead of focusing on simply avoiding mistakes.

Munger, who died Tuesday in California about a month shy of his 100th birthday, was the longtime business partner of Warren Buffett, with t...

Charlie Munger, the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and a close friend of Warren Buffett, has passed away at the age of 99. Munger play...

It does not matter how great an investor you are, you will make mistakes from time to time. There has to be a safety bet that you create fo...

Berkshire revealed that it sold stocks again last quarter, bringing the total net value of equities it has dumped since the outset of the C...

Perhaps our technological world has mentally trained us to accept that most of the new wonders of the world are too complex to be understoo...

In the case of personal finance products, simplicity is not just something useful, it’s absolutely necessary.

In the 13-page letter, Buffett lamented the new Generally Accepted Accounting Principles policy that slammed Berkshire’s bottom line in 201...

Warren Buffett hinted jokingly that he might look to acquire something in China soon.

For the first time ever, the famous Q&A session from Berkshire’s annual shareholder meeting was webcast live.