Buffett's Berkshire Buys Google Parent Alphabet, Its Third-Largest Holding

Berkshire Hathaway is a very big company that invests in other companies.

Warren Buffett, a famous investor, used to be its boss, but he gave that job to Greg Abel in 2026.

Buffett still helps choose which stocks to buy.

For a long time, Berkshire was selling more stocks than it was buying.

Now it has started buying again.

The biggest new purchase is shares of Alphabet, the company that owns Google.

Buffett once said he missed his chance to invest in Google years ago, and that he "blew it."

Now Alphabet is Berkshire's third-biggest stock holding.

Apple is still the biggest.

The company also added more shares of Delta Air Lines, The New York Times and Macy's, while selling some Bank of America shares.