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FrontRow · Oct 25, 2026

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Berkshire Hathaway has erased the stock-market losses that followed Warren Buffett's announcement that he would step down as CEO, CNBC reported Saturday. Its shares reached record closing highs during the week before slipping about 1% Friday. The recovery comes as investors move away from expensive AI stocks toward Berkshire's businesses and enormous cash reserves, now more than $350 billion. Shares had fallen nearly 15% by August 2025 amid fears that the company would lose its "Buffett premium," but have since rallied 18%. Investors appear more comfortable with successor Greg Abel. The photo shows Buffett at the May 2025 annual meeting.

Berkshire Hathaway has erased the stock-market losses that followed Warren Buffett's announcement that he would step down as CEO, CNBC reported Saturday. Its shares reached record closing highs during the week before slipping about 1% Friday. The recovery comes as investors move away from expensive AI stocks toward Berkshire's businesses and enormous cash reserves, now more than $350 billion. Shares had fallen nearly 15% by August 2025 amid fears that the company would lose its "Buffett premium," but have since rallied 18%. Investors appear more comfortable with successor Greg Abel. The photo shows Buffett at the May 2025 annual meeting.

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