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Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway and Alphabet

Warren Buffett's successor, Greg Abel, is transforming Berkshire Hathaway with this $43 billion investment (and I'm not talking about Alphabet)

Although Wall Street is focused on Berkshire's new boss piling into Google's parent, Alphabet, the real transformation under Abel began seven years ago.

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What Berkshire's huge wager on Alphabet says about Warren Buffett's post-CEO role

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Berkshire Hathaway Turns Buyer As Buffett Backs Alphabet

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29.7% of Berkshire Hathaway's $356 Billion Portfolio Is Invested in 2 Artificial Intelligence Stocks

The conglomerate produced market-crushing returns for 60 years under Warren Buffett's leadership.

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Here’s the Only Stock I’d Hold Forever in My TFSA

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Warren Buffett Responds to Donald Trump's Tax Comments

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Berkshire Hathaway boosted its Alphabet stake 83%—Buffett said the investment was his idea

The Google Parent Is Now Berkshire’s 3rd Biggest Stock Holding

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This Could Be Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel's Biggest Stock Purchase of the Second Quarter (Hint: Not Alphabet)

Abel is deploying tens of billions of Berkshire's cash in new investments.

Berkshire adds $17 billion to Alphabet stake

Google parent Alphabet is now the third largest holding in Berkshire Hathaway's equity portfolio. The company's Q2 portfolio snapshot filed with the SEC after today's closing bell reveals Berkshire owns almost 106 million of Alphabet's Class A and Class C shares,

Alphabet Stock: A Berkshire Hathaway-Style Compounder Hiding In Plain Sight

Berkshire Hathaway boosted its Alphabet Inc. stake 45% in Q2 2026. Click for this GOOG stock update and see why it's still a Buy.

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Berkshire boosted its Alphabet stake by 83% during its biggest stock-buying quarter in years

Six months after Warren Buffett's retirement, Berkshire Hathaway counted Alphabet among its top three stock bets.

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Alphabet Is Berkshire Hathaway’s New Favorite Stock After Buying 48 Million Shares

After three years of selling more than he bought, new Berkshire CEO Greg Abel just broke the streak in dramatic fashion, pouring billions into a single tech giant that Warren Buffett himself quietly identified as the target.