Greg Abel channels Buffett's deal-making style in nearly $17 billion spree, expanding into tech
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Greg Abel, heir apparent at Berkshire Hathaway, has executed nearly $17 billion in M&A, signaling his readiness to deploy Berkshire's massive cash pile. This strategic shift, including expansion into tech, suggests a more aggressive capital allocation under Abel's leadership, potentially boosting BRK.B's growth profile.
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Wrong ifA significant economic downturn or failed integration of new acquisitions would dampen the upside and could trigger the stop. Overpaying for acquisitions or poor capital allocation decisions by Abel would also be a major risk.
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