CNBC
15 Jul 2026, 11:16 UTC · 3h ago
Warren Buffett calls Bill Gates' actions with Epstein 'distasteful,' but people make mistakes
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CNBC
15 Jul 2026, 11:16 UTC · 3h ago
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Warren Buffett intends to dispose of all his Berkshire Hathaway shares within approximately eight years. — A definitive timeline for the exit of the company's founder creates a long-term overhang on the stock and signals a transition away from his direct control.
-0.60Buffett has excluded the Gates Foundation from his annual charitable donations, directing this year's funds to four family-linked foundations instead. — While philanthropic, the sudden severing of a multi-decade financial tie due to 'distasteful' associations suggests a significant shift in Buffett's judgment and relationship with Bill Gates.
-0.20Buffett is shifting the responsibility of his estate and charitable giving to his three children. — This introduces succession risk and uncertainty regarding how the next generation will manage the massive concentration of Berkshire wealth.
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Warren Buffett is recovering well from surgery following a broken leg several weeks ago. — Confirmation of a positive recovery from a health scare minimizes immediate concerns regarding the leadership stability of the 95-year-old chairman.
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Mentioned via co-founder Bill Gates in a negative context regarding his association with Jeffrey Epstein and the loss of a major donor.
The article focuses on the chairman's personal health and the gradual liquidation of his shares over eight years.
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