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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. operates globally through a diverse portfolio of subsidiaries, primarily focusing on insurance, freight rail transportation, and utility services. The company offers a comprehensive range of insurance and reinsurance products, covering property, casualty, life, accident, and health sectors. Its railway division manages extensive freight networks across North America. In the utilities sector, Berkshire Hathaway is deeply involved in power generation, transmission, storage, and distribution, utilizing a wide array of sources including natural gas, coal, wind, solar…
Berkshire Hathaway had been amassing an ever-growing war chest since 2022. But in the second quarter, the company bought more stock than it sold for the first time in 14 quarters.
Operating earnings rose 16% year over year in Berkshire's most recent quarter, to about $13 billion. Cash and Treasury bills totaled about $365 billion at the end of the second quarter, and CEO Greg Abel has started putting the money to work.
Warren Buffett has long said that the key to investing is finding stocks that can consistently earn high returns on capital. But recently, Alphabet has seen its returns decline significantly as the company spends hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure.
Greg Abel said this week that serving hyperscalers can't raise other customers' rates and must deliver them a net benefit. Data centers accounted for about 8% of Berkshire's utility load in Iowa last year, and Abel said more is coming.
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel tells CNBC the company is pursuing AI opportunities on two paths.