#Berkshire Hathaway

#Berkshire Hathaway

A version of this story first appeared in CNN Business' Before the Bell newsletter.Not a subscriber?You can sign up right here.Warren Buffett is arguably the most legendary investor of all time.But the Oracle of Omaha has missed out on this year's stock market rally.So far, at least.Shares of Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) conglomerate, a company that owns businesses ranging from Geico and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad to consumer brands like Dairy Queen, Duracell and Fruit of the Loom, are down slightly this year lagging the market, as the S&P 500 is up 6%.

Just a few blocks from Catskill's Main Street, this mid 19th century brick Italianate offers a picturesque exterior and a spacious interior with some period details.At 166 Bridge Street, the house on the market is within the National Register-listed East Side Historic District, amid a dense concentration of late 18th and 19th century architecture.

The hit HBO show Succession is back for its final season.For us viewers, it means Sunday nights just got a lot more entertaining and, I must say, given the plot of the show disturbing.If you haven't seen the show, it centers on the Roys, a dysfunctional family of billionaires jockeying for the reins of their aging father's multinational media and entertainment conglomerate, Waystar RoyCo.

Amazon is adding a prescription drug discount program to its growing health care business.Steven Senne (AP) Amazon is adding a prescription drug discount program to its growing health care business.The retail giant said Tuesday that it will launch RxPass, a subscription service for customers who have Prime memberships.

SEATTLE Amazon is adding a prescription drug discount program to its growing health care business.The retail giant said Tuesday that it will launch RxPass, a subscription service for customers who have Prime memberships.Amazon said people will pay $5 a month to fill as many prescriptions as they need from a list of about 50 generic medications, which are generally cheaper versions of brand-name drugs.

By Matt Day | Bloomberg Amazon.comInc. has started a $5-per-month drug subscription service for Prime members, the e-commerce giant's latest foray into health care.Called RxPass, the service lets patients order generic medications that treat more than 80 common health conditions, the company said in a statement Tuesday.