Highlights of Berkshire Hathaway's Annual Meeting: > Berkshire has a $188 billion cash pile > Buffett named Greg Abel as his successor for capital allocation decisions > Buffett sold some Apple stock for tax reasons, not due to Apple's slowdown in sales Anything else you'd add? https://t.co/yD9iVLg0HM
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting generated buzz as he discussed a potential $200 billion cash balance, selling Apple shares, and the company's future. Analysts and investors closely followed Buffett's moves, including trimming Apple stake and naming a successor. Buffett's investment decisions, including selling Paramount shares and considering Tesla, sparked discussions among experts and fellow billionaires like Elon Musk. The meeting highlighted Berkshire's massive cash reserves, key personnel changes, and strategic shifts in investments.




