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Al estilo Buffett: primera compra de Abel en Berkshire entra entre las más grandes de la empresa
Bloomberg Línea — Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) acordó la compra de Taylor Morrison Home (TMHC) por unos US$6.800 millones en efectivo, la primera gran adquisición anunciada bajo el liderazgo de Greg Abel desde que asumió la dirección del conglomerado tras el retiro de Warren Buffett.
La señal del sucesor de Buffett: qué revelan los cambios de Berkshire a los inversores
Bloomberg Línea — El primer gran ajuste de Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) bajo Greg Abel mostró un giro relevante: la firma elevó con fuerza su apuesta por Alphabet (GOOGL) mientras reducía posiciones históricas, una señal de que parte del mercado empieza a ver a las grandes tecnológicas como activos defensivos y no sólo de crecimiento.
Berkshire reordena sus inversiones sin Buffett: compra Alphabet y Delta y vende Visa y Chevron
Bloomberg Línea — Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) mostró los primeros movimientos relevantes de portafolio en la nueva etapa bajo Greg Abel. Los formularios 13-F del primer trimestre revelaron que el conglomerado aumentó con fuerza su exposición a Alphabet (GOOGL) en los primeros meses de 2026, un periodo que marcó la salida de Warren Buffett como CEO. Ver más: El principal ajuste estuvo en Alphabet (GOOGL).
Center on Global Energy Policy Announces Former Government Officials from Egypt, UK, and US to Join as Distinguished Visiting Fellows
The Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University SIPA today announced three new distinguished visiting fellows, Rania Al-Mashat, Jonathan Black, and Dan Brouillette, who will bring extensive experience in international economic policy and national security to the Center’s research team from former roles in the Egyptian, United Kingdom, and United States governments.
Los 10 consejos de inversión que definen a Berkshire tras la salida de Warren Buffett
Bloombeg Línea — Las primeras definiciones públicas del equipo que lidera Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) tras la salida operativa de Warren Buffett se tomaron el fin de semana y dejaron una hoja de ruta llena de reflexiones.
Un deepfake de Warren Buffett plantea si invertir o no en Berkshire: esta fue la respuesta
Bloomberg Línea — La escena tomó por sorpresa a los asistentes en Omaha. En medio de la sesión de preguntas y respuestas de Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B), apareció en pantalla un supuesto Warren Buffett formulando una inquietud directa sobre mantener, o no, las acciones de la compañía en el largo plazo.
Buffett reaparece tras su retiro: destaca el éxito de Apple y a su sucesor en Berkshire
Bloomberg Línea — La reunión anual de Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) en Omaha devolvió a Warren Buffett al centro de la escena corporativa en el inicio de la etapa bajo Greg Abel.
Berkshire Hathaway sigue acumulando efectivo: cinco claves del primer reporte sin Warren Buffett
Bloomberg Línea — Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) abrió 2026 con un giro en sus resultados y en la lectura que deja su primer trimestre tras el retiro de Warren Buffett como CEO de la compañía. El conglomerado reportó un crecimiento de utilidades que contrasta con la volatilidad que ha mostrado el mercado y, al mismo tiempo, acumuló más liquidez.
President Trump is pursuing energy dominance - Congress shouldn't get in the way Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As the Secretary of Energy honored to play a role in implementing the historic agenda of President Trump’s first term, it was deeply troubling to watch Joe Biden spend four years undoing that progress with a relentless war on American energy. President Biden failed to grasp that affordable, reliable energy is the cornerstone of fighting inflation, creating jobs, and ensuring our national security.
Sucessor de Buffett construiu fortuna na bolsa. Mas sem apostar tanto na Berkshire
Bloomberg — O sucessor nomeado por Warren Buffett construiu uma fortuna bilionária em sua carreira na Berkshire Hathaway. Mas, diferentemente do lendário investidor - ou mesmo de seus amigos e apoiadores iniciais que se tornaram ricos ao longo de suas seis décadas de gestão -, relativamente pouco desse valor está vinculado a ações da empresa. Greg Abel, de 62 anos, que substituirá Buffett como CEO da Berkshire no final do ano, possui cerca de US$ 175 milhões em ações da holding.
Junta confirma que Greg Abel sucederá a Warren Buffett como CEO de Berkshire Hathaway
Bloomberg — Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/B) siguió la recomendación de Warren Buffett nombrando al vicepresidente Greg Abel para sustituir al multimillonario como CEO, con efecto a partir del 1 de enero de 2026. La votación del domingo por los directores de Berkshire fue unánime, dijo la compañía con sede en Omaha, Nebraska, en un comunicado el lunes. Buffett seguirá siendo presidente del consejo de administración, dijo Berkshire.
Lucro operacional da Berkshire, de Buffett, cai 14%, mas reserva de caixa bate recorde
Reserva de caixa atingiu o patamar recorde de US$ 347,7 bilhões, mas empresa cita incertezas relacionadas às tarifas — O lucro operacional da Berkshire Hathaway caiu cerca de 14% em relação ao ano anterior, e sua reserva de caixa disparou para um recorde de US$ 347,7 bilhões, enquanto o conglomerado luta para investir dinheiro em meio à incerteza sobre tarifas.
El indicador favorito de Warren Buffett sugiere una señal de compra para el S&P 500
Bloomberg — Un indicador de valoración clave promocionado por el célebre inversionista Warren Buffett muestra que la renta variable está a un precio relativamente bajo, lo que reafirma la hipótesis de que el fuerte repunte de los valores de EE.UU. aún tiene recorrido. El “indicador Buffett” mide la relación entre la valoración total del mercado bursátil de EE.UU. mediante el índice Wilshire 5000 dividido por el valor en dólares del PIB (producto interior bruto) de Estados Unidos.
How Alaska Can Seize the Opportunity of a Trump Presidency
Over the past four years, Alaska’s economic potential has been stifled by the Biden Administration’s full-scale assault on the state’s vast resources. With President Trump back in office, there is a tangible shift in direction. In just his first few weeks, the administration acted decisively— signing an executive order designed to unlock Alaska’s “extraordinary resource potential” and appointing an Alaskan environmental commissioner to a pivotal EPA role.
Indústria de aves e suínos fecha 2021 com saldo positivo
Bloomberg Línea — O ano começou com a ameaça de falta de milho, preços do cereal em ascensão, outros custos em trajetória e alta. Tudo isso inserido em um cenário de consumo em xeque diante da queda do poder de renda dos brasileiros e um mercado externo ainda tateando qual seria a efetiva tendência para o ano. Faltando duas semanas para o fim de 2021, os resultados consolidados do setor se mostram positivos. Para a carne suína, o mercado externo foi o grande destaque do ano.
The Biden administration should build, not backtrack, on energy progress
© Provided by Washington Examiner With the Senate confirmation of Jennifer Granholm as the new secretary of energy, President Biden’s top energy and environment advisers are now in place.
[Opinion] If EU is serious, it should use more US liquified gas, not less
Last month, the French energy company Engie walked away from a deal to import American liquefied natural gas (LNG), claiming that the US gas is "too dirty." This claim could not be further from the truth. US secretary of state for energy Dan Brouillette.
At the Department of Energy, We Know the True Value of Veterans in Our Workforce Original
Dan Brouillette is the United States Secretary of Energy. Monday marks the conclusion of the annual observation of Veterans Month. This year, perhaps more than any other, it is important that we pause to recognize how truly fortunate we are that so many men and women of various backgrounds and beliefs are willing to volunteer to serve, protect our country, and put themselves in harm's way if necessary. That example of servant leadership is one from which we can all learn.
Oil and natural gas are our best bet for continued economic recovery Original
One of the emerging hot topics this fall is America’s energy future. There are distinct and divergent views on whether and to what extent we should transition from reliable fossil fuels such as oil and natural gas to more intermittent sources of energy such as wind and solar power.
Trump administration finding solutions to plastic waste in the oceans | Opinion
Florida residents take pride in keeping their 663 miles of beaches and more than 11,000 miles of rivers, streams and waterways clean from marine litter, including plastic pollution. Because of such efforts, Florida’s abundant natural resources and breathtaking landscapes continue to attract tourists, boost agriculture and support thousands of jobs throughout the Sunshine State.
Brouillette: Southwestern Virginia coal industry has key role in American’s energy future
Brouillette: Southwestern Virginia coal industry has key role in American’s energy future 1 of 2 A miner watches coal run along the belt while working in a mine in Buchanan County. Dan Brouillette Brouillette is the United States Secretary of Energy. By Dan Brouillette Brouillette is the United States Secretary of Energy.
Opinion: Coal from Hampton Roads serves nation’s interests Original
Norfolk Southern Vice President of Coal David Lawson points out parts of the Lamberts Point coal loading facility to U.S. Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette during a visit on Monday, October 12, 2020. (Trevor Metcalfe / The Virginian-Pilot) Dan Brouillette is the U.S. secretary of Energy. (HANDOUT) Norfolk and Newport News are synonymous with American naval power and national security.
Dan Brouillette: EKY coal industry has key role in energy future
For 120 years, the coal mined in the Eastern Kentucky Coalfield has powered homes and business and provided jobs and economic benefits to communities from Greenup County to McCreary County. In recent years, the industry associated with this abundant resource has been challenged as the demand for coal from the existing fleet of coal-fired power plants has declined. However, a strong future remains for Eastern Kentucky coal.
Dan Brouillette - October 12, 2020
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Guest view: DAN BROUILLETTE The state of Montana plays a key role in providing abundant, affordable, and reliable energy to Americans throughout the Mountain West region. As a top producer of coal and home to the nation’s single largest underground natural gas storage site, the Treasure State continues to earn its reputation for abundant resources. Those resources are an important part of Montana’s economy as well.
DOE research aimed at ensuring Montana’s energy future
DOE research aimed at ensuring Montana’s energy future U.S. Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette speaks to the press during a visit to the Rosebud Mine in Colstrip on Friday, October 2, 2020. CASEY PAGE Billings Gazette The state of Montana plays a key role in providing abundant, affordable, and reliable energy to Americans throughout the Mountain West region.
U.S. Energy Secretary: New England needs natural gas for energy choice, cost reduction (Guest viewpoint)
By Dan Brouillette | Guest viewpoint Boston and the surrounding area were the scene of the most memorable moments in the early years of the American Revolution. The city was a crucible for the rising American spirit of independence, from which the revolution against overbearing British taxes and colonial oppression was born. Ultimately, after years of struggle, America achieved independence.
A plan for solving California’s energy problem: Dan Brouillette Original
For more than a month, Californians have lived with government energy reduction mandates and rolling blackouts during an intense heat wave.
Dan Brouillette and Peter Navarro: Trump’s manufacturing, energy revival supports Pa. workers
11 minutes ago Imagine a world in which millions of American energy and manufacturing jobs were sent overseas, all to help countries like Communist China prosper. Well, you don’t have to imagine that, you lived it. That was the grim reality Pennsylvanians faced before President Trump took office.
Department of Exploration
Department of Energy You are here Home » Department of Exploration The Department of Energy has an accomplished history in these efforts – of reaching to, and beyond the horizon...in many ways, DOE actually stands for the Department of Exploration.
DOE Dedicated to Innovating Technology That Keeps our Air, Water, and Land Clean While Providing American Jobs
You are here Home » DOE Dedicated to Innovating Technology That Keeps our Air, Water, and Land Clean While Providing American Jobs By Dan Brouillette, Secretary of Energy Under the Trump Administration, our Nation is leveraging our energy bounty to benefit the American people. We’re pursuing a true “all-of-the-above” energy strategy that harnesses the power of nuclear, solar, wind, coal, natural gas, oil, hydropower, and many other energy technologies.
U.S. Energy Secretary: Natural gas pipelines key to unlocking America’s energy potential
U.S. Secretary of Energy Recently, the N.C. Dept. of Environmental Quality (DEQ) blocked a water permit needed to advance an extension of the Mountain Valley pipeline. Weeks earlier, the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project was scrapped in the context of an unfavorable regulatory and political environment for natural gas in Virginia.
You Can’t Have True Energy Independence Without Nuclear Energy
By Dan Brouillette, U.S. Secretary of Energy In order to secure the economic and security benefits of a true “all-of-the-above” energy agenda, the United States must be at the forefront of nuclear innovation. This is crucial not only for ensuring clean, reliable, and affordable power to the American people, but for our national defense strategy as well.
Hanford progress shows Trump Administration’s commitment | Guest Opinion | Tri-City Herald
In this photo taken July 11, 2016, a sign warns of radioactive material stored underground on the Hanford Nuclear Reservation near Richland, Wash. Ted S. Warren AP When Americans think of the events that led to the end of World War II, they probably think of Midway, Normandy, and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Brouillette: DOE investments, like those in carbon capture, could save the Colorado oil and gas industry
The COVID-19 global pandemic dealt a blow to the nation’s oil and gas industry unlike anything we have seen in the past 40 years. The general economic slowdown, coupled with massive demand decline, has caused job losses and company closures, which is no secret to Coloradans. As one of our nation’s top oil and gas producing states, the industry employs nearly 100,000 people throughout Colorado and generates billions of dollars in economic activity and tax revenue.
Energy Department initiatives help drive innovation in the Motor City
Growing up, I always had a passion for cars. From working in my father's maintenance shop as a kid to restoring classic cars, the American automobile always held my attention. It was the fulfillment of a dream to follow in my dad's footsteps to Ford Motor Co., where I worked on the leadership team. As I prepared to move to Dearborn, there were two things I heard about, and I could not wait to experience: the Woodward Dream Cruise and a Miller's Bar burger. Each lived up to the reputation.
Opinion: New career opportunities await in post-virus economy
The coronavirus pandemic is having a profound impact on our job market as millions of Americans are now working from home, often at reduced hours, or, unfortunately, have lost their jobs altogether. Even before the pandemic, policymakers and economists acknowledged a fundamental shift was occurring in the American labor market, with many jobs requiring more specific skills, and new industries emerging as others decline.
Guest opinion: Dan Brouillette: Executive order will keep critical infrastructure safe
By Dan Brouillette Recent media reports alleged that likely state-backed cyber attackers infiltrated the computer systems of water infrastructure in Israel. With such access, the hackers could have altered the amount of chlorine in treated water, which may have caused the Israelis to shut off water access for tens of thousands of civilians while they fixed the problem. And, of course, if the chlorine level increase went undetected, hundreds of people could have become ill.
GUEST COLUMN: President’s Executive Order will keep Colorado’s infrastructure safe
Recent media reports alleged that likely state-backed cyber attackers infiltrated the computer systems of water infrastructure in Israel. With such access, the hackers could have altered the amount of chlorine in treated water, which might have caused the Israelis to shut off water access for tens of thousands of civilians while they fixed the problem. And, of course, if the chlorine level increase went undetected, hundreds of people could have become ill. This is not a random occurrence.
A safe, prosperous nation requires secure supply chains Original
The coronavirus pandemic opened Americans’ eyes to the vulnerability of our supply chains and our over-reliance on critical goods from foreign nations. Many people suddenly realized, at the height of the pandemic, that the important medical products we urgently needed – like masks and ventilators – were coming from abroad. And it is not just medical products.
Secretary of Energy: COVID-19 brought oil and gas down, but Trump is powering a comeback
Opinion // Outlook The coronavirus pandemic dealt a heavy blow to the oil and gas industry in Texas and around the nation. The sudden decline in demand and collapse in prices, followed by job losses and company bankruptcies, has been unlike anything we have seen in decades, perhaps in the industry’s history. Since 1901, when oil was struck at Sour Spring Mound, Texas, the industry has seen its share of oil booms and busts. Around 1930, prices plummeted when Woodbine sands production soared.
Sec. of Energy: COVID-19 brought oil and gas down, but the Trump administration is powering a comeback
Opinion // Outlook The coronavirus pandemic dealt a heavy blow to the oil and gas industry in Texas and around the nation. The sudden decline in demand and collapse in prices, followed by job losses and company bankruptcies, has been unlike anything we have seen in decades, perhaps in the industry’s history. Since 1901, when oil was struck at Sour Spring Mound, Texas, the industry has seen its share of oil booms and busts. Around 1930, prices plummeted when Woodbine sands production soared.
The new NAFTA will energize energy and other industries
By Dan Brouillette 1:30 AM on Jul 1, 2020 CDT On July 1, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) went into effect, fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s earliest promises. That promise was to throw out the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and renegotiate a deal that American workers first. The USMCA addresses the shortfalls of the outdated NAFTA and will ensure our economic success in the 21st century.
Clean coal is essential to America | U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette
In March of this year, as COVID-19 began its upward climb, the State of Pennsylvania chose to include coal mining among its “essential” activities. This decision presumably didn’t sit well with those wanting to ban coal altogether due to environmental concerns. The problem with their position is two-fold. First, we can’t get rid of coal. It is essential to this nation. As Gov. Jim Justice of neighboring West Virginia said at the time, “Coal is so essential it is unbelievable.
Let America’s energy independence and national security be perpetua
Idaho’s state motto — “Esto Perpetua” or “Let It Be Perpetual” — aptly describes the relationship between American energy and national security. The two are perpetually linked: The United States cannot be truly secure without energy independence. Real energy independence means that our country is not beholden to any other nation for access to the fuel needed to keep our cars and factories running.
Reader Comment: Let America’s Energy Independence and National Security be Perpetual
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Opinion: Trump secures power systems to guard Michigan's critical infrastructure
Dan Brouillette Published 10:50 p.m. ET June 17, 2020 Large swaths of central Michigan are recovering from the catastrophic failure of the Edenville and Sanford dams. We have seen forced evacuations, homes and businesses destroyed and countless millions of dollars in damages. The heavy rain that caused this overwhelming force of nature is being called a “500-year event.” Natural disasters cannot be prevented, but we can be prepared.
Infrastructure and cyber security are key to America’s safety | Opinion
Pennsylvania has been at the vanguard of the energy revolution that made America the world’s top producer of natural gas — and today provides 19.5% of our nation’s natural gas output. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh’s private sector transformed “The Steel City” into an innovation hub with advancements in high-tech industries such as medicine, education, and engineering software.
Work at U.S.'s Ames Lab is at the forefront of advancing secure supply chains and manufacturing
As our nation continues to assess the coronavirus response and our continuing recovery, one thing is clear: Our supply chains should not rely on nations that may seek to do us harm. Those supply chains are all around us, like how food produced here in Iowa reaches tables around the world, as one notable example. But one of the most important supply chains — in which Iowans also play a key part — is one that we do not necessarily see: that of critical minerals.
U.S. energy secretary: Power grid ready for storms, threats | Commentary
Tropical Storm Cristobal crashed through the Gulf Coast earlier this week, and with the 2020 hurricane season having just started — and predicted to be above average — we can be certain that other storms are on the way, storms which may take more direct aim at Florida. As a consequence, we must take prudent steps to prepare for disruptions that threaten the entire state, as Hurricane Irma did in 2017. Floridians know the risks all too well.
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