
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. shareholders have overwhelmingly rejected six proposals related to environmental and social policy issues, including climate change, diversity, and operations in China, at Warren Buffett's conglomerate. The proposals, opposed by Buffett and the board, were defeated by margins greater than 4-to-1 during the annual shareholders' meeting. Specific proposals included creating a board-level committee to monitor safety at the BNSF railroad unit and requiring annual reports on the company's dependency on Chinese operations.
⚠️JUST IN: BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY SHAREHOLDERS REJECT CLIMATE, DIVERSITY, CHINA PROPOSALS $BRK.A https://t.co/tXgDuSamN8
"Berkshire shareholders reject climate, diversity, China proposals" https://t.co/9dxLqrp2kE
By overwhelming majorities, $BRKA shareholders voted against a separate environment-related proposal, creating a board-level committee to monitor safety at the BNSF railroad unit, and requiring Berkshire to report annually on how much its business operations depend on the…
