i mean, gotta respect the new CEO's willingness to shake things up . Berkshire Hathaway has been holding onto Kraft Heinz for ages and it just hasn't panned out . 30% drop in shares over five years? that's not a good look . I think Abel is trying to clean house and get some value back from the company, which is a smart move . It'll be interesting to see how this plays out and if other underperforming investments get axed too . Maybe it's time for Berkshire to take a more proactive approach instead of just sitting on its hands .