In short: Referenced — Berkshire is "also deploying capital through acquisitions, including the $6.8 billion purchase of homebuilder Taylor Morrison." Named as evidence the Abel-era cash pile is finally moving, not as a view on the homebuilder itself.
In short: News/context: the homebuilder Berkshire Hathaway bought for close to $7 billion — cited by Terranova as evidence Greg Abel is "putting his signature on the company" rather than living off Buffett's reputation. No committee stance on the name itself.
In short: Berkshire (Abel; Buffett retired) all-cash $72.50 ($6.8B equity, 24% premium). Spread "super tight, 1.4%" because it's Berkshire (near-zero break risk) — noted for completeness, too thin to chase.
Taylor Morrison is a US homebuilder. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to buy it for $72.50 a share in cash, a 24% premium to where it was trading.
This is another merger bet, but the potential profit is tiny — only about 1.4% — because a Berkshire deal almost never falls through, so the stock already trades right up near the offer price. It's worth knowing about, but there's too little gain left to bother chasing.
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