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Warren Buffett, the "stock god," reiterated that Coca-Cola (KO.US) will still be a core holding of Berkshire.
Buffett reiterated his commitment to Coca-Cola as a core holding of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and mentioned how the company is confident in maintaining Coca-Cola as one of its largest positions.
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Qin Shuo: Compared to Buffett, his successor Abel pays more attention to details.
Sina Finance reported that on May 3rd, the Shareholder meeting of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. that global investors are focusing on was grandly held in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. This year marks the 60th anniversary of Buffett's Shareholder meeting, and Sina Finance, in partnership with chief partner Qinghua Fenjiu, brings you direct coverage of the event. At the venue, Sina Finance spoke with cultural and financial observer Qin Shuo, who discussed Buffett's successor Abel in the interview. He believes that Abel will pay more attention to details. "Buffett, as CEO, is not a detail-oriented person. He spends a lot of energy on insights, research, and reviewing many numbers. Whereas Abel is more focused on the tangible aspects of business."