Warren Buffett Bids Farewell, Optimistic About America's Future and Trade Policies
Forbes
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Contributed by: Kate Gamble
Summary
Warren Buffett announced his retirement as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway during his final annual shareholders' meeting at age 94, sharing the news with his family but surprising other board members. During the five-hour Q&A, Buffett remained engaging and optimistic about America's future, encouraging appreciation for the country's opportunities while critiquing trade policies and emphasizing the need for balanced trade over tariffs. He raised concerns over fiscal policies contributing to inflation and advocated for responsible governance. Buffett also highlighted Berkshire's robust cash reserves, signaling readiness for future investments despite current market volatility.
