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Berkshire shareholders reject diversity, AI proposals

  • Berkshire Hathaway shareholders rejected seven proposals on diversity, artificial intelligence, and related topics at the May 3, 2025 meeting in Omaha, Nebraska.
  • The votes followed Berkshire removing diversity and inclusion goals from its February report and reflect broader corporate and political pushback against DEI initiatives.
  • All directors, including Warren Buffett and Greg Abel, were reelected, with Buffett controlling about 30% of voting power and opposing the measures as unnecessary for Berkshire's decentralized culture.
  • Buffett characterized the company’s policy as straightforward—comply with legal requirements and act ethically—while opponents cautioned that DEI initiatives might create legal and financial liabilities for Berkshire's subsidiaries.
  • The vote outcome suggests Berkshire will continue letting its subsidiaries set employment policies independently, highlighting ongoing debate over race-based initiatives and their economic effects.
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nationalcenter.org broke the news in on Friday, May 2, 2025.
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