Berkshire Hathaway killed a 14-quarter selling streak with $23.5B of stock buys — $10B went into 1 company at a price you couldn't get
On June 2, Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) set the price on $18 billion of new stock it was selling to public investors, part of an $84.75 billion effort to raise money for its artificial intelligence buildout. Anyone who got shares in that sale paid $355.1982 apiece for the Class A stock. Berkshire...
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