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What Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A)'s Tech Tilt and Taylor Morrison Deal Means For Shareholders

Berkshire Hathaway recently shifted from being a net seller to a net buyer of stocks under CEO Greg Abel, ramping up purchases including a roughly US$38.00 billion Alphabet stake and acquiring homebuilder Taylor Morrison for about US$6.80 billion. This repositioning concentrates more of Berkshire’s vast portfolio in technology, AI-adjacent infrastructure, and interest-rate‑sensitive housing, marking a clear evolution in its capital allocation playbook after Warren Buffett’s long...

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Stocks· September 05, 2026 at 01:05 PM
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Berkshire Hathaway recently shifted from being a net seller to a net buyer of stocks under CEO Greg Abel, ramping up purchases including a roughly US$38.00 billion Alphabet stake and acquiring homebuilder Taylor Morrison for about US$6.80 billion. This repositioning concentrates more of Berkshire’s vast portfolio in technology, AI-adjacent infrastructure, and interest-rate‑sensitive housing, marking a clear evolution in its capital allocation playbook after Warren Buffett’s long...

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