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The New York Stock Exchange eliminated the failure that led to the collapse of shares of a number of companies, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Due to malfunctions, on June 3, the system showed that Berkshire Class A shares were trading at $185.1, while they were worth more than $600,000. The failure led to the fact that Buffett's fortune briefly decreased by $136 billion, notes the American ForbesThe New York Stock Exchange fixed the failure that led the system to mistakenly showing the collapse of shares of a number of companies, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, writes Bloomberg, citing a message from the trading platform. Due to a software failure on June 3, the system showed a 99% collapse in shares of a number of companies, including Berkshire Hathaway, Bloomberg writes. The cost of about a dozen transactions with Berkshire Class A shares was $185.1, while at the close of the trade on May 31 they were worth $627,400. The Exchange stated that all transactions that were concluded on these securities from 09:50 to 09:51 (16:50 - 16:51 Moscow time) on June 3 at a price below $603,718.3 will be canceled. Due to the failure, trading in about 40 shares was suspended, Bloomberg notes. https://www.forbes.ru/investicii/514002-n-u-jorkskaa-fondovaa-birza-ustranila-sboj-s-padeniem-akcij-berkshire-v-tysaci-raz