Berkshire Hathaway operating earnings drop more than expected as Buffett warns of tariff uncertainty

US President Trump tries with high import tariffs to bring more production to the United States. Investor legend Warren Buffett doesn't think much of the idea: putting the rest of the world against him would be "a big mistake" for the United States.

Star investor Warren Buffett criticizes Donald Trump's US customs policy. Instead, America should drive trade with the whole world to the mutual advantage, he says.

Buffett says US shouldn't use trade as weapon as Trump has done

OMAHA, United States — Investor Warren Buffett told thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders Saturday that the United States shouldn’t use “trade as a weapon” and anger the rest of the world like President Donald Trump has done with his tariffs that roiled global markets.. “It’s a big mistake in my view when you have 7.5 […]...Keep on reading: Buffett says US shouldn't use "trade as a weapon" as Trump has done with tariffs

Buffett criticizes Trump's tariffs rollout, says US shouldn’t use 'trade as a weapon'

Legendary investor Warren Buffett railed against President Donald Trump’s tariffs arguing that employing trade as a “weapon" has antagonized international relations.

Buffett says U.S. shouldn’t use ‘trade as a weapon’ as Trump has done with tariffs

Warren Buffett’s company reported just over one-third of last year’s profit Saturday morning just as thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders streamed into an Omaha arena to listen to the revered investor answer questions.

The meeting of shareholders of Berkshire Hataway, held in Omaha, Nebraska, attracted about 40,000 people every year who want to hear the investor Warren Buffett.