Warren Buffett-led Berkshire Hathaway, whose Class A share last quoted at a jaw-dropping $4,37,131 level, may push Nasdaq exchange to soon upgrade its computer system.
Earlier this week Nasdaq Inc. temporarily suspended broadcasting prices for Class A shares of Berkshire over several popular data feeds on Tuesday, a Wall Street Journal report suggested, noting that such feeds provide real-time price updates to a number of online brokerages and finance websites.
The WSJ suggested that Nasdaq would upgrade its computer system on May 17, 2021 in order to allow share price more than $429,496.7295 appear on the computer system.
Nasdaq is rushing to finish an upgrade later this month that would fix the problem, it said.
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