After World War II the Van Den Berg’s moved to the United States. The war was over, but its effects were not. Arnold Van Den

For quite some time I knew Arnold Van Den Berg merely by reputation. His firm manages $2 billion in Austin and is widely followed by

For the last several months we have been inundated with comments from the left and the right that when their candidate wins the presidential election

Whether you like Apple stock or not, it is noteworthy that it broke Microsoft’s record this week becoming the most valuable company of all time.

This week, my Texas Lutheran students took a well deserved break from summer jobs and classes to tour the production facility of Blue Bell Creameries

Recently, I met with a husband and wife contemplating retirement. However, before making this change they wanted to discuss a recent article I had written.

Many times throughout the years, I have told Carol I want the “option” of being a greeter at Wal-Mart—I don’t want to be “forced” into

Often when people ask me how I am doing, my response is that “I am far better than I deserve.” Sometimes that gets a chuckle.

When I was in college, I met a girl who made me laugh – and she was cute. In time, she made me want to

One of my TLU students called the other day, perplexed over her research project. Zoey was analyzing Texas-based companies and was struggling with their effective

As I sifted through mountains of notes from the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, I returned to a statement made by Warren Buffett’s partner, Charlie Munger.

The first weekend in May was spent in Omaha with my Texas Lutheran University students. We made the trek to listen to Warren Buffett and