2017 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting

Around 40,000 people are expected to make the pilgrimage to Omaha this year for the

But if you can't make it to this year's "Woodstock for capitalists," Morningstar.com has the next best thing: on-the-ground coverage from Omaha.

We have a live blog of the entire meeting featuring insights from Morningstar's Andy Bischof, Josh Aguilar, and Jeremy Glaser. Our Berkshire analyst, Gregg Warren, will once again be on the panel asking questions to Warren and Charlie, and we will get his take on the event immediately afterward.

Meeting Coverage

2017 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting Live Blog Morningstar's Andy Bischof, Josh Aguilar and Jeremy Glaser blog from the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting in Omaha.

What We Learned, and Didn't, at the Berkshire Meeting Hints that Buffett could retire one day and a lack of clarity around the future of BNSF were highlights of the 2017 meeting, says Morningstar's Gregg Warren.

Tax Changes Unlikely to Have Big Impact on Berkshire In his first-half wrap up, Morningstar's Andy Bischof explores Buffett and Munger's take on tax reform, airlines and Wells Fargo.

Is a Berkshire Dividend Coming? With his cash hoard growing, Warren Buffett opened the door to a cash payment to shareholders at this year's annual meeting.

Meeting Preview Expect an Eventful Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting

Morningstar analyst Gregg Warren expects 3G Capital, Wells Fargo, Apple, and airlines to be among the major topics this weekend.

Funds That Buy Like Buffett, 2017 These funds follow the Oracle of Omaha in buying and holding quality businesses.

How We Craft Questions for Buffett Morningstar's Gregg Warren has honed his process of asking the right questions over the years he's been on the Berkshire annual meeting analyst panel.

Ahead of Meeting, Berkshire Looks Fairly Valued Now may not be a great time to buy shares of Berkshire Hathaway, as it's trading at around 98% of our fair value estimate.

A Weaker First Quarter for Berkshire Company reports solid top-line, but weaker bottom-line, results ahead of annual meeting.