Berkshire Hathaway has revealed major stock market moves in the lead-up to CEO Warren Buffett's departure, including a shift away from technology holdings. Meanwhile, Berkshire initiated several surprise new investments in The New York Times, Domino's Pizza, insurance company Chubb and energy firm Chevron. Addressing the moves on a Motley Fool podcast, stock market analyst Travis Hoium said: 'It's just such an interesting collection of assets. Fellow analyst Rachel Warren said it was notable to see some of the final moves Berkshire made while Buffett - known for steering clear of tech investments - was still at the helm. Buffett has long urged investors to ignore fluctuations in Berkshire's net income, which reflect accounting rules for equity investments.

Source: Daily Mail March 06, 2026 06:27 UTC