The selloff would have cost Berkshire Hathaway nearly $42 million in value on its position. It's unclear whether Buffett, who is nicknamed the Oracle of Omaha, was bothered by the scandals surrounding Fox before he sold the stock. Berkshire Hathaway did not return a request for comment on whether the harassment claims played a part in his motivations for dumping the shares. It's likely, however, that Buffett would have disagreed with Fox's efforts to reportedly sweep the allegations under the rug, silencing women who leveled accusations against O'Reilly as well as former Fox chairman Roger Ailes with settlement payments that ran in the millions of dollars. At the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting earlier this month, Buffett commented on the fault he saw at Wells Fargo (WFC), where a high-pressure sales culture has been blamed for creating an atmosphere that led employees to create as many as 2 million fake accounts for customers.