Warren Buffett is certainly familiar with the restaurant industry. Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate he has been running ...

When I saw the big Walmart announcement about Canada last week, I thought immediately of what Warren Buffett famously said in ...

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway trimmed its position in Apple and established a new position in Domino's Pizza, a stock ...

Even Warren Buffett looks for good deals. Years ago, Buffett once treated Bill Gates to a meal at a fast food restaurant and used coupons to help pay for the meal.

I became especially lethargic. The last meal we went to Warren Buffett’s favorite steakhouse in New York City, Smith & Wollensky. I said, “You know, just give me what the man himself got ...

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's friendship goes ... "I knew after I met Charlie, after a few minutes in the restaurant, I knew that this guy's going to be in my life forever," Buffett told ...

Domino's appears to be a classic Buffett value investment. The stock is trading at a reasonable 27.5 times forward earnings. It also has a popular, well-established brand in the restaurant ...

A touch that you don't see in lesser restaurants: the logo of the restaurant appeared on everything ... We were seated at Buffett's favorite area, a chef's table-like experience with a perfect ...

With that backdrop, investors shopping for a new growth stock to add to their portfolio may want to consider stepping into Domino's Pizza ( DPZ -0.37%) while shares are down 20% from last June's peak.

Warren Buffett’s record $325 billion cash pile ... suggesting Buffett sees value in the beaten-down restaurant chain. The message from Oracle seems clear: In the end, valuations drive long ...

Paper delivery was just one of many small businesses teenage Buffett orchestrated ... steak-loving business magnate at Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in Manhattan, and the most recent winner ...

When Warren Buffett makes a move, savvy investors pay attention ... suggesting Buffett sees value in the beaten-down restaurant chain. The message from Oracle seems clear: In the end, valuations drive ...