<div id="readability-page-1">Major portfolio shake-up: Berkshire sold $24 billion in stocks and bought $16 billion, exiting 16 positions and trimming several core holdings. New strategic bets: Abel's first quarter as CEO saw new stakes in Delta Air Lines, Macy's, and Alphabet Class C, plus a tripling of Alphabet Class A shares. Buffett’s legacy shifts: While Buffett remains chairman, Abel’s moves suggest a rebalancing toward tech and consumer sectors, diverging from some past holdings.</div>

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<p>Berkshire Hathaway underwent a significant portfolio change, selling $24 billion in stocks and purchasing $16 billion, exiting 16 positions. In CEO Abel's first quarter, new investments included Delta Air Lines, Macy's, and Alphabet Class C, alongside a tripling of Alphabet Class A shares. This shift indicates a strategic rebalancing towards tech and consumer sectors, marking a departure from some previous holdings.</p>

- Berkshire Hathaway underwent a significant portfolio restructuring, selling $24 billion in stocks while acquiring $16 billion, exiting 16 positions.  
- CEO Abel initiated new investments in Delta Air Lines, Macy's, and Alphabet Class C shares, and tripled the holdings in Alphabet Class A.  
- These changes indicate a strategic shift towards technology and consumer sectors, reflecting a departure from previous investment patterns under Buffett's leadership.

Berkshire exits 16 stocks, adds Delta and Macy's in Abel's debut