Berkshire re-enters newspapers, widens Domino’s bet as Buffett era winds down
Berkshire Hathaway, nearing the end of Warren Buffett’s tenure, is returning to the newspaper space by taking a fresh stake in The New York Times (over 5 million shares, about $370 million) six years after selling its BH Media Group, while also boosting its Domino’s Pizza and Chevron stakes (roughly 3.3 million shares of Domino’s and more than 130 million shares of Chevron). The 13-F filing also notes other notable moves and investments, including Alphabet, as Buffett’s successor Greg Abel prepares to lead, with executives like Todd Combs and Marc Hamburgdeparting.