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Berkshire Hathaway Cut Capital One Stake by 58% in Q2 — Billionaire Dan Loeb Is Doing the Exact Opposite

BenzingaAug 28, 2026, 10:16 AMRadhika Anilkumar Nadig

Berkshire slashed its Capital One stake by 58%, among its largest cuts, despite the stock's top growth score.

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