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Berkshire Cash Hits A Record $397 Billion As Company Sells Most Stocks In 2 Years
Berkshire Cash Hits A Record $397 Billion As Company Sells Most Stocks In 2 Years
The head of Berkshire may be new, but nothing has changed in the business model.
In Berkshire's first quarter Greg under Abel, who succeeded Buffett in January as Berkshire's chief executive, the company on Saturday reported a higher first-quarter operating profit even as economic uncertainty weighed on several of its consumer-oriented businesses. The Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate built by Warren Buffett and now led by Greg Abel also reported a record cash level, reflecting continuing difficulty finding investments...
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