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  • Berkshire Hathaway's Ajit Jain sells more than half his stake in the company

    Berkshire Hathaway's Ajit Jain sells more than half his stake in the company

    The SEC filing said Ajit Jain sold 200 of his Class A shares at an average of $695,418 per share, just days after the Berkshire Hathaway hit the $1 trillion market cap. The share sale is 54% of Jain's total stake in Berkshire.

  • Warren Buffett sees no AI fit enough to replace Ajit Jain

    Warren Buffett sees no AI fit enough to replace Ajit Jain

    Warren Buffett's regard for Jain can be seen in a letter to shareholders, in which he said that if 'Charlie (Munger), I and Ajit are in a sinking boat, and only one of us can be saved, swim to Ajit'.

  • Berkshire Annual Meeting 2022: What to expect and how to make the best of the Oracle’s wisdom

    Berkshire Annual Meeting 2022: What to expect and how to make the best of the Oracle’s wisdom

    The famed Q&A session with chairman Warren Buffett, 91, and vice-chairman Charlie Munger, 98, will begin at 9.15 am Saturday morning. CNBC will start livestreaming at 7.15 India time.

  • Who is Ajit Jain? Meet one of Warren Buffett's likely successors at Berkshire

    Who is Ajit Jain? Meet one of Warren Buffett's likely successors at Berkshire

    Ajit Jain, who graduated with a BTech degree from IIT Kharagpur joined Berkshire Hathaway in 1986.

  • GROHE Holds its First Thanksgiving Event for the GROHE NDTV Design and Architecture Awards 2015

    GROHE Holds its First Thanksgiving Event for the GROHE NDTV Design and Architecture Awards 2015

    GROHE, the world leader in luxury bathroom solutions, organised its first-ever thanksgiving event to commemorate the success of GROHE NDTV Design ...

  • GROHE Holds its First Thanksgiving Event for the GROHE NDTV Design and Architecture Awards 2015

    GROHE Holds its First Thanksgiving Event for the GROHE NDTV Design and Architecture Awards 2015

    GROHE, the world leader in luxury bathroom solutions, organised its first-ever thanksgiving event to commemorate the success of GROHE NDTV Design ...

  • India-born Ajit Jain in race for Warren Buffett successor

    India-born Ajit Jain in race for Warren Buffett successor

    While Buffet stopped short of naming his successor, company Vice Chairman Charles Munger named Jain and Abel, who heads Berkshire's energy business, while talking about possible successors to Buffett.

  • Is Indian-origin Ajit Jain the successor to Warren Buffet?

    Is Indian-origin Ajit Jain the successor to Warren Buffet?

    Addressing the much-talked about succession plan at Berkshire Hathaway, legendary investor Warren Buffett on Saturday said the sprawling conglomerate has identified his successor.

  • Buffett heaps praise on potential successor Jain

    Buffett heaps praise on potential successor Jain

    Warren Buffett lavished praise on his reinsurance chief Ajit Jain on Saturday, saying the man many investors hope will succeed Buffett was devoted to Berkshire Hathaway and his work.

  • 'Midas' Buffett says India visit is for TaeguTec

    'Midas' Buffett says India visit is for TaeguTec

    Known as the man with the Midas touch, billionaire Warren Buffett chairman of Berkshire Hathaway in an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18’s Shereen Bhan says the Indian touch came in through convincing associates, including likely successor Ajit Jain. However, he says “the reason I am here is because of TaeguTec.”

  • Will Ajit Jain succeed Warren Buffett?

    Will Ajit Jain succeed Warren Buffett?

    The Oracle of Omaha, on his maiden visit to India, has been greeted with blazing cameras from the moment he landed in Bangalore and Warren Buffet is a man on a mission. CNBC-TV18’s Sajeet Manghat and Menaka Doshi report.

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