Berkshire Hathaway's many businesses include Geico, Fruit of the Loom, Benjamin Moore, and NetJets. NetJets, which leases private aircraft, is using IBM's Websphere portal to facilitate employee communications and collaboration across its various offices. Buffett also cited the fact that IBM has issued a public earnings roadmap with specific goals. Under its current plan, the company wants to deliver earnings of $20 per share by 2015. "I don't know of any large company that has been as specific as IBM about what they intend to do, and how they intend to do it," said Buffett. Buffett's investment is also seen as endorsement of IBM's leadership succession plan, which will see global sales head Ginni Rometty take over from Sam Palmisano as CEO on Jan. 1. "I don't know her, but I've read things she's said, and they are batting a thousand in the last two CEOs they've come up with," said Buffett, referring to Palmisano and his predecessor, Lou Gerstner.