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Buffett's "final work": In Q4, further reduced Apple, decreased holdings in Bank of America and Amazon, and made a new investment in the New York Times for the first time

In the last quarter before Warren Buffett stepped down as CEO, Berkshire Hathaway reduced its holdings in Apple, Amazon, and Bank of America, while for the first time increasing its stake in the New York Times, purchasing over 5.06 million shares. According to SEC's 13F filing, Amazon shares were reduced by more than 77%, and Bank of America's holdings fell below 7%. The stock price of the New York Times rose by more than 10% after the news was announced. Buffett's successor, Greg Abel, will officially take over on January 1, 2026, and Berkshire will announce its full-year results on February 28

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