Who is Greg Abel, Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO who will succeed Warren Buffett?
Briefly

Warren Buffett's recent announcement of his retirement as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has left many, including his successor Greg Abel, taken aback. While Buffett will continue as chairman, Abel is set to take over by the end of the year. Buffett, 94, has transformed Berkshire since 1965, significantly increasing its value, particularly through partnerships like the one with Charlie Munger. Abel, familiar to close followers of the company, is less known to the general public and faces the challenge of continuing Buffett's legacy while steering the company into the future.
Buffett surprised many, including successor Greg Abel, with his retirement announcement, while Abel prepares to lead Berkshire Hathaway following Buffett's remarkable legacy.
With over 2,000% price growth for Class B shares since 1996, Buffett's leadership has placed Berkshire Hathaway at the pinnacle of the investing world.
Greg Abel, now tasked with leading Berkshire Hathaway, has a significant legacy to uphold as he steps into Warren Buffett's role.
Buffett, who has led Berkshire Hathaway since 1965, will maintain his chairmanship as Abel, his long-time colleague, prepares to take the reins.
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