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Warren Buffett Has 40% of Berkshire Hathaway's $293 Billion Portfolio Invested in 5 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks

In fact, some of Berkshire's biggest investments are looking to advance AI research, with clear business benefits if they can improve their algorithms and effectively implement new use cases for generative AI. As such, about 40% of Berkshire's $293 billion portfolio is invested in five companies pushing AI forward.

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Billionaire Warren Buffett Is (Indirectly) Wagering on 2 Quantum Computing Stocks to Make Berkshire Hathaway's Shareholders Richer

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VeriSign Stock Falls After Berkshire Hathaway Cuts Holdings

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Buffett's Berkshire sells one-third of VeriSign stake for $1.23 billion

The sale of 4.3 million VeriSign shares at $285 each generated gross proceeds of about $1.23 billion, reducing Berkshire's ownership stake to 9.6% from 14.2%.

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Berkshire Hathaway Cuts VeriSign Stake by One-Third in $1.23 Billion Sale

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Warren Buffett once explained how to turn $10,000 into $30 billion if he was a new investor — here are the 3 steps

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Warren Buffett Makes Major Sale

The Sage of Omaha's company will make over $1.2 billion from the sale, according to an announcement on Monday.

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Warren Buffett announces $6 billion in donations

WARREN BUFFETT ANNOUNCES HE’S DONATING $6 BILLION WORTH OF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY STOCK THIS WEEK. THE SHARES SHOULD ARRIVE ON MONDAY. IT’S ABOUT 12.5 MILLION CLASS B SHARES. WHEN THE MARKETS ...

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Warren Buffett's successor has big shoes to fill. This is what Berkshire Hathaway gurus expect from the new boss, Greg Abel.

Five of Warren Buffett's closest followers told BI they expect Greg Abel to be more hands-on, focus on deals, and perhaps even introduce a dividend.

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We asked Warren Buffett gurus whether his exit is what's bringing ... - AOL

Berkshire Hathaway stock has fallen 11% since Warren Buffett said he'd resign as CEO this year. Berkshire gurus were divided on whether this reflects a loss of the "Buffett premium."