Berkshire Hathaway reported its Q1 2025 results, revealing a record cash position of $347.7 billion, a significant increase from $334.2 billion in the previous quarter. This marks a $13.5 billion rise and nearly a $240 billion increase since 2022. Despite this cash hoard, Warren Buffett has been actively selling stocks for ten consecutive quarters. The company's net earnings plummeted 63% year-over-year to $4.67 billion, mainly due to investment losses. Operating earnings also fell by 14% to $9.64 billion, impacted by approximately $860 million in after-tax losses from California wildfires. A Supreme Court case, Trump v. Wilcox, could redefine the independence of the Federal Reserve. The case questions whether a president can dismiss independent agency officials without cause. This issue brings the “unitary executive” theory into focus, advocating for presidential control over executive agencies, including the Fed. The outcome could have significant implications for how the Fed operates and its ability to function without political interference. On the technology front, Manus AI demonstrates impressive capabilities, completing a detailed analysis of Tesla's stock in just one hour, a task that typically takes professionals one to two weeks. The AI also assessed TSMC’s $100 billion investment in U.S. factories, providing insights into financial projections and economic impact. Meanwhile, Apple announced VisionOS 2 just four months after the Vision Pro's launch, introducing features like advanced machine learning for spatial photos and support for high-resolution displays that simulate two 4K monitors.