Berkshire’s $9.6 Billion Buyback Comes With a 5.8% Earnings Drop
Berkshire spent $9.6 billion on third-quarter buybacks, but insurance underwriting profit fell 43%, exposing pressure on Greg Abel’s new investment bets.
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Berkshire spent $9.6 billion on third-quarter buybacks, but insurance underwriting profit fell 43%, exposing pressure on Greg Abel’s new investment bets.
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