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Berkshire paid $2.6 billion for Haslam family’s remaining 20% Pilot stake

    Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate led by billionaire Warren Buffett, paid $2.6 billion last month for the 20% of the Pilot Travel Centers truck stop business it did not already own, after resolving a lawsuit over the price. The price means Berkshire paid about $13.6 billion for Pilot, which operates more than 725 locations in the U.S. and Canada, and sold 13 billion gallons of fuel in 2022. Berkshire disclosed the purchase price in its annual report on Saturday.

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