Tim Cook takes bow at Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
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Updated · Business Insider · May 2
Tim Cook takes bow at Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
15 articles · Updated · Business Insider · May 2
In Omaha, Warren Buffett said Apple turned Berkshire's roughly $35 billion investment into $185 billion before tax, including dividends and gains.
Buffett, 95, praised Cook for succeeding Steve Jobs and said Berkshire's leadership transition to new CEO Greg Abel had been fully successful.
Apple remains Berkshire's largest holding despite years of share sales, and Cook's planned departure follows nearly 15 years overseeing Apple's rise to a $4.1 trillion valuation.
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