Berkshire Hathaway's Insurance Float Reached $177.5 Billion, While Underwriting Profit Fell 13%

Berkshire's insurance float has been a key long-term growth driver and reached a record level in the second quarter. Here's what that means for investors.

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Berkshire Hathaway's Insurance Float Reached $177.5 Billion, While Underwriting Profit Fell 13%

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