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Berkshire Hathaway Energy Could Be a Quiet Star of the Greg Abel Era

Yahoo2026.05.23Source: Yahoo

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Berkshire Hathaway Energy Could Be a Quiet Star of the Greg Abel Era

In good times and bad, one of the conglomerate's often-overlooked businesses just keeps chugging along.

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