Tens of thousands of people are expected to pack an Omaha arena Saturday for Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting. Most attending the company’s first in-person meeting since the pandemic want to be there just for the chance to hear from the 91-year-old Buffet and his 98-year-old investing partner, Charlie Munger, while they still can. But also in attendance will be a handful of people unhappy with the conglomerate, including members of the two largest unions at Berkshire’s BNSF railroad. And shareholders will even be asked to vote on a proposal that would take away Buffet’s chairman title.
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