Post-Buffett Warren Buffett, soon to be 90, is staying on as Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman. But, as laid out in his latest annual missive to shareholders, he does have a succession plan for his fortune—namely, that the executors of his will and trustees to his estate may not sell any Berkshire shares. Fortune
Buffett and Goldman Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway offloaded most of its stake in Goldman Sachs in Q1, according to a regulatory filing. Unlike Berkshire's recent, dramatic selloff of airline stocks, this doesn't seem to be a generalized exit from the banking industry; it remains a majority shareholder in American Express, Bank of America, PNC Financial Services and Wells Fargo. CNN
Buffett's next deal Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has made its biggest deal in four years, scooping up Dominion Energy's natural gas pipeline and storage assets, for $4 billion, along with the assumption of $5.7 billion in debt. It represents Buffett's push further into the energy sector, just as the industry is shedding assets, battered by low prices and emissions targets. Fortune
And Charlie Munger is 96. I attended DJCO's annual shareholder's meeting in Feb in LA. Still as sharp as ever.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/b...cly-traded-us-companies-2020-07-20?mod=retail Gives you an idea about how much Berkshire lost.