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A Situational Awareness filing reveals AI-driven bets prior to a forced sale of a portfolio to Citadel, highlighting how automated strategies may intersect with large asset disposals.
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a roughly $55 million stake in Macy’s in the first quarter—a “tiny purchase” Warren Buffett suggested in March—though the filing covers only U.S.-listed holdings. The quarter also included a much larger $2.6 billion stake in Delta Air Lines, and Berkshire may have non-listed or international positions not shown in the filing. Buffett, who stepped down as CEO in 2026, remains actively involved in investment decisions, coordinating with Mark Millard as Greg Abel leads daily operations. The firm also sold Mastercard and Visa as it unwinds Todd Combs’ holdings.
A regulatory filing briefly listing a new budget MacBook, the MacBook Neo (Model A3404), appeared on Apple’s site and was quickly removed. The leak, noted by MacRumors, hints at a cheaper MacBook with two USB-C ports and MagSafe during Apple’s busy product-week, but full specs remain unknown and the label could be misinformation.
Apple appears to have prematurely revealed the name of its rumored lower-cost MacBook, the MacBook Neo (Model A3404), via a regulatory document. Details are scarce, but rumors point to a cheaper MacBook with an iPhone-class chip (potentially A18 Pro or A19 Pro) instead of an M-series processor, a 12.9-inch display, and color options, with speculative pricing around $599–$799. Media demos were expected at Apple Experience events in multiple cities, and Apple later removed the link.
Apple is reportedly working on a new version of its Vision Pro headset, confirmed by a recent FCC filing, which suggests support for Wi-Fi 6 and possibly an M5 processor, with a potential launch as early as this year. The company is also developing a lighter, cheaper Vision 'Air' set for 2027 and smart glasses with voice and gesture controls.
The US authorities are investigating Goldman Sachs' work for Silicon Valley Bank, including its advice to sell a large portfolio of securities at a loss, according to a regulatory filing by Goldman. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank led to a crisis of confidence that has led to the failure of two more regional lenders and a panic in the stock market over the fate of others. Goldman said it was cooperating with and providing information to various governmental bodies in connection with their investigations and inquiries.