Warren Buffett will hand off Q&A to Greg Abel at next Berkshire shareholders meeting

The Oracle of Omaha Calls it a Career

By Eric Salzman Sometimes even the great ones need to get by with a little help from their friends Warren Buffett announced this month that he will retire from his position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, the fabled corporate conglomerate that made him a revered household name, at the end of 2025. Along with a mostly stellar seven–decade investment career, he carefully created an image of a down to earth midwesterner who lives in a modest home, dr…

Warren Buffett will hand off Q&A to Greg Abel at next Berkshire shareholders meeting

Greg Abel, Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO-in-waiting, said he wants to make sure shareholders know what to expect at the next Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting.

Warren Buffett Is Making a Big Change to Next Year's Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting

Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, a massive event known as the "Woodstock of Capitalism," will be making a big change next year.

The cash pile that Warren Buffett has points out analyst Spencer Jakab, has investors waiting for when with anxiety. Berkshire Hathaway has more cash than any other company in history, including his, with about $318 billion. Much of it accumulated to the old-fashioned use, in a steady flow of conglomerate subsidiaries and investments. And more so, when it accelerated last year and Berkshire sold a large part of its stock portfolio, in particular…