Warren Buffett is slated to step down as Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO at year-end—100 days from Sept. 23—setting the stage for successor Greg Abel and Berkshire’s investment lieutenants to potentially keep trimming Apple and rebalance an equity portfolio that’s already been shifting, according to new analysis and prior Fortune reporting.

The 100‑day clock

Buffett told shareholders at the May annual meeting he intends to retire as CEO at the end of the year, recommending Abel as the next chief, a timeline now at roughly 100 days as of Sept. 23. Remarks and post‑meeting summaries also highlighted a record cash war chest and a well-telegraphed transition plan that preserves Berkshire’s culture while empowering Abel on capital allocation.

Big shifts coming

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