NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedAugust 15, 2026Miami-Dade
Berkshire Hathaway increases investment in Alphabet and homebuilding companies
Berkshire Hathaway has expanded its financial holdings in Google's parent company, Alphabet, and increased its investment positions in the homebuilding sector during the second quarter. This update reflects the conglomerate's latest portfolio adjustments as disclosed in its recent regulatory filing.
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These investment shifts indicate the capital allocation strategy of a major , which can influence market sentiment toward the technology and housing sectors.
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organizationNucor“Steel manufacturer in which Berkshire reduced its stake.”organizationCapital One Financial“Financial firm in which Berkshire reduced its stake by 58%.”organizationBerkshire Hathaway“Conglomerate that adjusted its investment portfolio in Q2.”organizationAlphabet“Google parent company in which Berkshire increased its stake.”organizationAlly Financial“Financial firm in which Berkshire reduced its stake by 6.9%.”personGreg Abel“CEO of Berkshire Hathaway who took over from Warren Buffett.”organizationD.R. Horton“Homebuilder in which Berkshire established a new stake.”organizationDelta Air Lines“Airline in which Berkshire increased its shares.”organizationKroger“Supermarket operator in which Berkshire reduced its stake.”organizationBank of America“Financial firm in which Berkshire reduced its stake by 6%.”organizationConstellation Brands“Beverage company in which Berkshire sold all holdings.”organizationLennar“Homebuilder in which Berkshire increased its stake by nearly 30%.”organizationTaylor Morrison“Homebuilder acquired by Berkshire in July.”organizationMacy's“Retailer in which Berkshire increased its shares.”organizationDaVita“Dialysis giant in which Berkshire reduced its stake.”personWarren Buffett“Chairman and largest shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway.”