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Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares hit an all-time high, emerging from the shadow of Buffett’s resignation

BlockBeats reports,October 22, according to BIT(bit.com) market data, Berkshire Class A shares (BRK.A) rose 0.8%, while Class B shares (BRK.B) rose 1.1%, reaching 544.73 USD. Class B shares refreshed their all-time high, breaking through May 2, 2025 previous high.May 3, 2025, Warren Buffett announced that he would step down after leading the company for nearly 60 years,CEO and the share price declined for several consecutive months after the announcement. His successor, Greg Abel, had been formally in the role for less than 1 year when he had already resumed share buybacks and finalized two multibillion-USD-scale transactions: acquiring Taylor Morrison Home-related assets to expand the homebuilding business and taking a stake in Google parent Alphabet to bet on artificial intelligence. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Meyer Shields said the company still holds approximately 360000000000 USD in cash, and relatively high short-term interest rates in the United States are helping it earn more from it. Meanwhile, Apple and Coca-Cola shares hit records in succession; after its sharp rise, Coca-Cola even surpassed Google to become the third-largest holding, while the sixth-largest holding, Chevron, also benefited from rising oil prices. Berkshire is expected to November 7 release its third-quarter financial results.

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