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Reporter at The Wall Street Journal covering Berkshire Hathaway and financial markets. Reach me at krystal.hur@wsj.com or krystalhur.02 on Signal.
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Berkshire Now Owns About 10% of Lennar — WSJ

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By Krystal Hur Verified
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Berkshire Now Owns About 10% of Lennar — WSJ BRK.A LEN Berkshire Hathaway is doubling down on the U.S. housing market. The conglomerate bought roughly $212.4 million worth of home-builder Lennar's shares in recent days, according to securities filings. The purchases mean that Berkshire now owns around 10% of Lennar. Lennar's Class A shares rose about 6% Tuesday afternoon.
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Why Warren Buffett’s son Howie, Berkshire’s new chairman, is also its guardian

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By Gregory Zuckerman Verified, Jessica Toonkel Verified, Krystal Hur Verified
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A new Buffett takes on the task of preserving Berkshire Hathaway's culture

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By Gregory Zuckerman Verified, Jessica Toonkel Verified, Krystal Hur Verified
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Howard Buffett spent much of his adult life a world apart from traditional corporate America, tending to farms in Nebraska and Illinois, but always kept an eye on how his father, Warren Buffett, ran one of the world's most-admired companies. Now, the billionaire's son is ready to reap what he sowed. Howard Buffett, 71, on Friday assumed the title of chairman as his father retires from the role .
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