Warren Buffett cashed in his monster bet on Microsoft buying Activision Blizzard - but left some money on the table
that it could proceed, and UK officials have also agreed to consider a modified deal.
Buffett was asked during Berkshire's annual meeting this year whether he'd reduced or sold the Activision position given the regulatory opposition to it. Seated next to his business partner, Charlie Munger, he demurred but went on to criticize officials for blocking the deal.
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