Warren Buffett, who has been relatively quiet about the trade war, recently spoke at the annual Berkshire meeting. Attendees had numerous questions for Buffett, including inquiries about his plans for Berkshire’s substantial cash reserves. As Buffett turns 95 this summer, he continues to actively engage in his work, even working weekends. The event, often referred to as ‘Woodstock for Capitalists,’ has been a significant part of Buffett’s career for over six decades.
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