<div id="readability-page-1" class="page">New leadership moves: Greg Abel's first quarter as Berkshire CEO included bold tech and airline buys, major stock exits, and a record cash buildup. Dividend kings spotlight: Coca-Cola and Nucor stand out for income stability, with over 50 years of dividend increases and resilience in downturns. Strategic shift signs: Portfolio changes show greater openness to high-valuation tech and concentrated bets, while trimming weaker or non-core holdings.</div>

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<p>Berkshire Hathaway, under new CEO Greg Abel, has made significant portfolio changes in his first quarter, including bold investments in tech and airlines, major stock exits, and a record cash accumulation. The company highlights Coca-Cola and Nucor for their consistent dividend increases over 50 years, indicating a strategic shift towards high-valuation tech and concentrated investments while reducing weaker holdings.</p>

- Greg Abel's first quarter as CEO of Berkshire included significant technology and airline acquisitions, substantial stock divestments, and a record increase in cash reserves.  
- Coca-Cola and Nucor highlight their stability with over 50 years of dividend growth, showing resilience during economic downturns.  
- Recent portfolio adjustments indicate a strategic pivot towards high-valuation tech investments and concentrated positions while reducing exposure to weaker assets.

Berkshire shifts strategy under Abel with bold bets, record cash