The annual shareholder meeting of Berkshire Hathaway confirmed: Buffett remains cautious, holding a record amount of cash while continuing to sell stocks. The company has not conducted buybacks for three consecutive quarters and warns of a potential market crash. What does this mean for investors? Record Cash: $347.7 Billion at Berkshire Hathaway In 2025, the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, reached a historic ...

... prices but also via sustained demand. A continuation of strong consumer activity (particularly in household and cosmetic product categories) while improving margins will be positive for the market. P&G may also announce new cost-saving programs or share buybacks to support stock prices. Conversely, if the report shows a decline in sales volumes due to consumers shifting to cheaper brands, market reaction could be negative. Overall, P&G is a defensive dividend stock, so even with mixed results, significant ...

... approximately 10% year-over-year, reaching ~$94 billion – a record for the company’s third fiscal quarter. Net profit was approximately $23 billion (~+9% y/y) due to strong sales of key products and strict cost control. Apple expanded its share buyback program, demonstrating management's confidence in future demand. Strong results reaffirmed the corporation's dominant position even amidst global uncertainty. Meta – The owner of the largest social networks reported a strong recovery in financial ...

... мира-2034, NEOM и др.). Shell, ExxonMobil и другие мажоры: Shell зафиксировал падение чистой прибыли Q1 на 28% ($5,6 млрд), но сохранил темп обратного выкупа акций (buyback $3,5 млрд за квартал). Компания по-прежнему предпочитает возврат денег акционерам, а не поглощения (генеральный директор заявляет, что ...

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