Warren Buffett is still calling the shots at Berkshire Hathaway, personally leading a massive $10 billion private investment in Alphabet—more than doubling Berkshire’s stake this year. Now Alphabet is Berkshire’s fifth-largest holding, proving Buffett isn’t coasting; he’s aggressively deploying cash into big plays. While Greg Abel, the new CEO, must approve deals, Buffett ultimately signs off on everything, signaling no true “post-Buffett” era. This move corrects Buffett’s past regret of missing Google’s early boom—he saw how GEICO leveraged Google ads and now’s betting big on Alphabet’s AI future, despite calling it “not his favorite.” With over $30 billion on the line, Buffett believes Alphabet’s long-term strength is undeniable.
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