Warren Buffett touted the chance to bring “iconic brands together” in 2015 when he backed the creation of Kraft Heinz Co. The ...

Buffett’s investment company Berkshire Hathaway bought Heinz in 2013, in a co-investment with private equity firm 3G Capital. The two then made a bid for the listed Kraft Foods in 2015, emerging with ...

Warren Buffetts $10 billion bet on the Kraft Heinz merger was meant to be a food-industry masterstroke. A decade later, the ...

W hen Warren Buffett, a venerable investor, and 3G Capital, a private-equity firm, merged Kraft and Heinz in 2015 to create a ...

The $52 bln enterprise may break up a decade after 3G Capital and Warren Buffett put ketchup and hot dogs together. Such ...

Warren Buffett said Berkshire Hathaway and Brazilian private-equity firm 3G Capital overpaid in 2015 when they helped Heinz buy Kraft to form Kraft Heinz, but he has no plans to sell.

His Kraft Heinz stock buy hasn't worked out as Buffett expected, but investors can still learn some important lessons.

Kraft Heinz is preparing to break itself up in what could be its most significant restructuring since the company’s formation ...

There is a precedent here — ironically from Chicago-based Mondelez. After Kraft was spun off, Mondelez retained the sexier ...

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Monday that he paid too much for the junk food conglomerate, which sells Heinz ketchup and Kraft Mac & Cheese and is facing a probe of its accounting.

Kraft Heinz's generous dividend could appeal to income investors. It's easy to see why a legendary value investor like Warren Buffett would choose to park some of his capital in Kraft Heinz stock.

In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Warren Buffett said Berkshire Hathaway paid too much for Kraft Heinz but he won't be selling his stake.