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After six decades at the helm, Warren Buffett handed the reins of Berkshire Hathaway to longtime lieutenant Greg Abel at the end of last year. But for the Oracle of Omaha, stepping down as CEO apparently doesn't mean sitting on the sidelines, especially when it comes to deciding where Berkshire puts its money.
Buffett, who remains Berkshire's chairman, still appears to have considerable influence over the conglomerate's roughly $300 billion U.S. stock portfolio. That influence is particularly notable now, as Berkshire begins putting some of its enormous cash pile back to work.
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