But one of the world’s richest men completely refuses to reveal his support for any candidate: Warren Buffett. And it’s probably not for a reason you’d expect. It has nothing to do with any potential hits to his business that might come from supporting one candidate over the other;

Berkshire Hathaway has a huge cash pile. Buffett has to do something big with it or it won't be worth the effort.

Berkshire Hathaway is arguably always Buffett's favorite stock. But another stock commands a strong second place.

Warren Buffett said he won’t back any political candidates, two weeks before US citizens head to the polls to elect the country’s next president.

Bank of America was once Berkshire Hathaway's second-largest position, but Buffett has sold about 25% of it so far.

Warren Buffett is worried about a rise in impersonators looking to capitalize on his name by purporting to be him recommending an investment product or political candidate on social media.

Billionaire and influential investor Warren Buffett has made it clear that he does not plan to endorse a political candidate and once again slammed deepfakes — videos altered with AI tech — that claim otherwise.

Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO had endorsed Democratic candidates in the past, and there had been speculation he would back Kamala Harris in this presidential election.