What Buffett's exit means and what investors should watch as capital gets deployed
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 Berkshire Hathaway's Leadership Transition Opens a Fresh Chapter for Patient Investors Warren Buffett's retirement marks the end of an extraordinary era at Berkshire Hathaway, but the transition to Greg Abel as CEO represents something more compelling than nostalgia,it's a potential catalyst for renewed growth. The conglomerate sits on a staggering $382 billion in cash reserves as of the third quarter, a figure that has sparked both admiration and impatience among investors. What matters now is how Abel chooses to deploy this capital and whether his... | |
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