Berkshire Hathaway Sells $1.7 Billion in Amazon Stock, Reducing Stake by 77%
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has significantly reduced its stake in Amazon by 77%, selling 7.7 million shares worth approximately $1.7 billion according to its latest 13-F filing. The move represents a major shift in Berkshire's investment strategy regarding the e-commerce giant it first entered in 2019.
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The most newsworthy one was undoubtedly the staggering 77% reduction in the Amazon stake, as the company has sold 7.7 million shares in the e-commerce leader, reportedly valued at nearly $1.7 billion.
Berkshire first entered Amazon in 2019, and after seven
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