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Greg Abel

Greg Abel

President and CEO of Berkshire HathawayWikipedia

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Sep 10, 2026

Dennis DickHOST
58:46
I hate the stock long-term.
Dennis DickHOST
58:47
I know Greg Abel had a big smile on his face because Macy's.
Dennis DickHOST
58:51
He bought Macy's and the stock popped up because he bought it.
Dennis DickHOST
58:54
And, you know, now it's giving it all back here.
Nicole LapinHOST
8:20
And of course, you can also buy them fractionally.
Nicole LapinHOST
8:22
Buffett officially handed the CEO role off to Greg Abel on January 1st, though he is staying on as chairman.
Nicole LapinHOST
8:28
Berkshire is now sitting on a record pile of cash, nearly $400 billion, which tells you that the world's best investor is having a lot of trouble finding cheap things to buy right now, just saying.
Nicole LapinHOST
8:39
I have done a whole episode on the final Buffett chapter, and I'll link that in the show notes too.
Lance RobertsHOST
36:39
Uh, let me take this one, then you'll be back on track, Danny.
Lance RobertsHOST
36:41
Um, what moves is Berkshire Hathaway making in the current market environment? Actually, they've been buying Google So, uh, since Greg Abel's taken over, they've deployed a f- quite a few billion, um, uh, you know, out of their cash reserves.
Lance RobertsHOST
36:57
Uh, one of his moves was to start acquiring stakes in Google.
Lance RobertsHOST
37:01
Um, we haven't got their latest, uh, 13F yet.
Shane SnyderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:08
How much of that growth can Berkshire capture on those terms?
DevinHOST
6:11
Greg Abel finally put a number on it.
DevinHOST
6:14
Data centers were eight percent of MidAmerican's Iowa load last year, and his rule is refreshingly plain.
DevinHOST
6:21
If that load raises everybody else's bill, Berkshire shouldn't take the deal.
Christian SoschnerHOST
37:23
They passed over every celebrated chief executive available and promoted from inside.
Christian SoschnerHOST
37:29
Greg Abel took over on the 1st of January this year after decades in the business running their energy operations.
Christian SoschnerHOST
37:36
The most respected capital allocators alive concluded that the right person for their organism was already inside it.
Christian SoschnerHOST
37:44
That decision is the whole lesson made by people who had every option available to them.
Danny FelberHOST
30:08
As supply and demand conditions remain tight across energy, power generation, and compression markets, the need for infrastructure, diversified supply, and secure energy flows is supporting sustained investments throughout the entire value stream.
Danny FelberHOST
30:19
The energy industry has re-entered a growth phase, somewhat reminiscent of the 2012-2015 time period, said Greg Abel, President, CEO, and Director at Enbridge during the company's Q2 2026 earnings call.
Danny FelberHOST
30:31
As producers' confidence improves and the new policy environment becomes increasingly supportive of growing production, new infrastructure will be required to support future growth.
Danny FelberHOST
30:40
Gas transmission continues to benefit from strong fundamentals across LNG exports, utility demand, industrial development, growing power generation, and data center requirements.
Grayson BrulteHOST
62:14
It's a great time to use the money.
Grayson BrulteHOST
62:16
And last night I was watching an interview on CNBC with Greg Abel, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, taken up from Mr. Buffett.
Grayson BrulteHOST
62:24
And Becky Quick asked him about the investment in Alphabet.
Grayson BrulteHOST
62:27
And he said, we started really getting interested in it because of the staff of the various different companies under the conglomerate, which is very small Berkshire, started using Gemini.
Matt FrankelGUEST
12:06
And be, the, the massive power consumption by data centers is a big reason why, and they're expected to have a further 6% impact over the next year.
Matt FrankelGUEST
12:15
Even most industry ad- advocates, like Greg Abel, uh, Berkshire Hathaway's CEO, who...
Matt FrankelGUEST
12:20
Berkshire Hathaway Energy is a net beneficiary of this.
Matt FrankelGUEST
12:23
You know, he went on TV yesterday and said that the hyperscalers should absorb the power bills that these are causing, and, and that's, that is a big roadblock and a legitimate concern.
Ram AhluwaliaHOST
14:35
That's what came out.
Ram AhluwaliaHOST
14:36
Greg Abel has been interviewed on CNBC.
Ram AhluwaliaHOST
14:38
He bought Google 15 months ago.
Ram AhluwaliaHOST
14:39
That's when we were loading up the truck on Google, too.
speaker_0HOST
14:34
Graham handed hers to her own CFO.
speaker_0HOST
14:38
Buffett spent years grooming Greg Abel.
speaker_0HOST
14:41
An internal successor trained in the same discipline is a much stronger signal than an outside hire brought in to, I don't know, modernize the culture or whatever.
speaker_0HOST
14:53
So none of these on their own prove anything.

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