Before Berkshire’s big meeting Saturday, revisit 60 years of Warren Buffett’s best investing tips
Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting will take place this Saturday in Omaha, marking the first time Warren Buffett will not serve as CEO. Although Buffett, now 95, will attend, he is not scheduled to speak, yet he remains the company's largest shareholder. Over the years, Buffett has shared valuable investing insights in his letters to shareholders, emphasizing the importance of long-term investments and the dynamics of the American economy.
- ▪This is the first annual meeting without Warren Buffett as CEO.
- ▪Buffett will still attend but is not scheduled to speak.
- ▪He remains the largest shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway, holding about 30% of the voting interest.
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This Saturday, Berkshire Hathaway shareholders will descend upon Omaha for the company’s annual meeting, just as they have for over 60 years. But for the first time ever, they’ll be doing so without Warren Buffett sitting in as company CEO. Recommended Video Though Buffett, 95, will still be in attendance this year, he’s not set to speak, according to the meeting schedule. And yet, though he’ll be less hands-on this year, Buffett is still chairman of Berkshire’s board of directors and remains the company’s largest shareholder, holding about 30% of the voting interest and 13.7% of the economic interest.
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