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Berkshire Hathaway-B Newsroom
The stock market is bullish, but Berkshire is "putting on the brakes."
When the Large Cap is rising, why is Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s stock price quietly "slipping"?
Buffett's Pilot will exit international oil Trade and refocus on North America Business.
Pilot Co, under "stock god" Warren Buffett, will shut down its international oil Trade Business.
Is Buffett also unable to resist the temptation of cryptocurrency? Berkshire quietly invests in a Brazilian digital bank.
① The stock god Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has invested in the Brazilian digital bank Nu Holdings, which is linked to Cryptos, and has made a substantial profit; ② Buffett has always held a conservative attitude towards the Cryptos field and has stated that Berkshire would not engage in Cryptos Trade; ③ Although the investment in Nu has been successful, Berkshire remained cautious throughout the process, but being 'careful' is the key secret to the stock god's success.
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Market Chatter: Berkshire Hathaway's Pilot Unit to Close International Oil Trading Business
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A.US)(BRK.B.US)'s subsidiary Pilot has reportedly ended its international oil Trade Business.
According to a report from Reuters, investment flagship Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A.US)(BRK.B.US) owned by Warren Buffett is ending its international oil Trade business and focusing on Pilot Flying J service station operations. The report indicates that the department is laying off almost all international Trade employees, retaining only a few to fulfill contract obligations with clients, including Petroamazonas from Ecuador. The report states that Pilot had begun scaling back its Energy Trade operations as early as 2023, after Berkshire acquired full ownership of Pilot last January.
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Ackman's latest acquisition boasts: Sorry Buffett, I want to create a 'modern version of Berkshire.'
① By acquiring the controlling stake in the real estate company HHH, Ackman aims to create another Berkshire; ② Ackman stated that HHH's Business will generate a large amount of excess Cash, and after the Pershing Square team takes over, they will look for suitable acquisition symbols; ③ Considering that the majority of Buffett's wealth was made after he turned 60, Ackman, who is only 58 this year, is truly in the prime Golden age for striving.
Want to be on par with Buffett? Hedge fund mogul Ackman seeks to merge with real estate developer Howard Hughes (HHH.US) to create a modern version of Berkshire!
Panxingsquare proposed that its subsidiary merge with the real estate developer Howard Hughes (HHH.US) at a price of $85 per share.
The California wildfires continue to become "politicized"! Trump seizes the opportunity to attack his political opponents: they had the chance to protect the forests.
① Southern California in the USA continues to face wildfires, with limited progress in firefighting efforts. Trump criticized California Governor Newsom for not adequately protecting forests, claiming that the Los Angeles area is "left desolate." ② There are a total of 105 wildfires across California, with areas burned exceeding 163 square kilometers, 12,300 buildings destroyed, and 0.15 million residents evacuated in Los Angeles County.
Ackman plans to merge with the real estate company Howard Hughes to create a contemporary Berkshire Hathaway.
Panic Square Capital Management has proposed to merge a newly established subsidiary with Howard Hughes Holdings Inc., aiming to transform this real estate developer into a "contemporary" version of Berkshire. In a letter to investors published on its website, the investment company managed by Bill Ackman has offered Howard Hughes shareholders a price of $85 per share, with most of it to be paid in cash. This represents a 38.3% premium over the stock price of Howard Hughes when Panic Square expressed its potential merger intention in August. Ackman for months.
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