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Warren Buffett’s Long Alliance With Bill Gates Just Took a Public Hit

Warren Buffett has not included the Bill Gates Foundation on his list of annual donations this year.

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Warren Buffett stops donating to Gates Foundation over Epstein revelations

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Warren Buffett is accelerating his charitable donations with aim to give away Berkshire wealth by 2034

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Why Warren Buffett omitted the Gates Foundation from this year’s Berkshire Hathaway stock donations after nearly two decades

“My goal is to dispose of all of my Berkshire shares within about eight years. As I explained last year, my children are unfortunately growing older. I have every hope that the three of them are able ...

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Warren Buffett stops Gates Foundation donations following Epstein revelations

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Warren Buffett removes Gates Foundation from charity list amid Epstein Files controversy

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Billionaire Warren Buffett has a ‘McGold Card’ that gives him free food for life — ‘So that’s why the Buffett family has Christmas dinner at McDonald’s’

Most people collect loyalty points. Billionaire Berkshire Hathaway Chair Warren Buffett carries something far rarer: a card that lets him eat free at McDonald’s for life. During a 2007 interview with CNBC,

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Buffett accelerates $6B giving plan, drops Gates Foundation from list

Warren Buffett is speeding up his exit from Berkshire Hathaway stock, pledging to dispose of his entire stake within roughly eight years while steering this year's charitable gifts entirely toward four foundations run by his own family.

How Warren Buffett Plans to Dispose of His $140 Billion Berkshire Stake

Warren Buffett, who started giving away his wealth two decades ago, has pledged to completely dispose of his roughly $140 billion stake in Berkshire Hathaway Inc. by 2034.

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Buffett’s Final $140 Billion Trade: Here’s Where All His Stock Is Going, and Who Got Left Out

Warren Buffett just committed his entire remaining fortune to charity on a hard deadline, but the bombshell was not the $140 billion or the timeline. It was the institution he cut off after nearly 20 years and tens of billions of dollars,