Berkshire Hathaway famously doesn't pay dividends because Buffett believes a better use of capital is reinvesting in the existing business, new businesses, or repurchasing stock. This formula has worked masterfully over time, given Berkshire's long-term ...

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Berkshire bought 1.28 million shares of the global pizza delivery chain, which were valued at $550 million at the end of the third quarter. And he added more than 400,000 shares of the wholesale distributor of pool equipment. Shares of both companies jumped on news of Buffett's investments.