Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting was rolling along, this year a virtual Woodstock for Capitalists. Earnings were up, and CEO Warren Buffett talked share buybacks, Robinhood, inflation, and his decision to sell airline shares. The big question—succession—hung in the air, as it will when the CEO is 90. Then, Buffett’s longtime wingman, Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, 97, responded to a question about corporate culture with, “Greg will keep the culture.
Abel owns about 1% of the energy business, probably worth over $500 million. Berkshire executives don’t get paid in stock, and Abel only has $3 million in shares. But given Berkshire’s culture of stock ownership—Buffett owns $100 billion in stock—he may feel pressure to boost his stake. The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey for March. Economists forecast 7.5 million job openings on the last business day of March, a bit more than February’s 7.4 million.NXP Semiconductors holds a conference call with analysts to discuss its automotive division.
It’s Munger
His successor waited 60 years for this moment.
Oh no...lol but at this point Elon is the new Buffet of every generation below the boomers.
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