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The preferred stock and warrant for common stock give the government a 15% stake in the company, making the U.S. its largest shareholder.

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The preferred stock and warrant for common stock give the government a 15% stake in the company, making the U.S. its largest shareholder.

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Using Berkshire’s Occidental preferred stock as a currency for most of the price could be more appealing to the oil-and-gas company.

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Investors in Occidental may also have been disappointed that Berkshire didn’t use its Occidental preferred stock to pay for the deal.

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Australian investors have historically preferred stocks to bonds, in part due to dividend friendly tax laws since the 1980s that enhance income from stocks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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