Trey Thoelcke

Investing in artificial intelligence (AI) may seem to come down to shelling out hundreds of dollars a share for big tech stocks or trying to choose from the many AI startups that are popping up like mushrooms. Where can investors find a genuine AI stock that won’t break the bank but will still be around at the end of the decade? An AI stock with good prospects that investors would regret not investing in when they had a chance? C3.ai Inc. ( NYSE: AI ) could just be one of those stocks.

The Oracle of Omaha yet again boosted his stake in a media giant’s tracking stocks, though the transaction was smaller than previous ones. Meanwhile, some chief executive officers, and one activist investor, made notable insider purchases in the past week. Let’s take a look.

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When Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. ( NYSE: BRK-A ) part with shares of Apple Inc. ( NASDAQ: AAPL ), the largest stake in the Berkshire portfolio, it makes headlines. Of course it does. The so-called Oracle of Omaha is probably the best-known investor in the world, certainly one of the most successful. Millions of investors and aspiring investors still hang on his every word. So, is it time to dump Apple then? Not so fast. Buffett affirmed at the recent annual shareholder meeting that he’s still a big proponent of Apple and does not expect the stock to cease being the top holding in the Berkshire portfolio anytime soon. The trim was apparently in anticipation of coming tax changes, according to Inc.

It’s no surprise that when Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. ( NYSE: BRK-A ) part with shares of Apple Inc. ( NASDAQ: AAPL ), the largest stake in the Berkshire portfolio, it makes headlines. The so-called Oracle of Omaha is probably the best-known investor in the world, certainly one of the most successful. Millions of investors and aspiring investors still hang on his every word. So, is it time to dump Apple then? Not so fast. Buffett affirmed at the recent annual shareholder meeting that he remains a big proponent of Apple, and he does not expect the stock to cease being the top holding in the Berkshire portfolio anytime soon. The trim was apparently in anticipation of coming tax changes, according to Inc.

The first full week of May did not bring more notable insider purchases from Warren Buffett. However, even as the earnings reporting season has begun to slow in the past week some other insiders and beneficial owners were adding to their stakes. Let’s take a look.

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Is anyone surprised that when Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. ( NYSE: BRK-A ) part with shares of Apple Inc. ( NASDAQ: AAPL ), the largest stake in the Berkshire portfolio, it makes headlines? The so-called Oracle of Omaha is probably the best-known investor in the world, certainly one of the most successful. Millions of investors and aspiring investors still hang on his every word. So, is it time to dump Apple then? Not so fast. At the recent annual shareholder meeting, Buffett affirmed that he remains a big proponent of Apple, and he does not expect the stock will stop being the top holding in the Berkshire portfolio. The trim was apparently in anticipation of coming tax changes, according to Inc.

McDonald’s Corp. ( NYSE: MCD ) finds itself caught between increasing costs and consumers unhappy about rising prices.

As earnings-reporting season winds down, more insiders are free to buy and sell their own stocks.