Warren Buffett has donated a record $6 billion worth of Berkshire Hathaway stock, most of it to the Gates Foundation, continuing his charitable commitment.
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Warren Buffett has made his largest annual gift ever, giving $6 billion in Berkshire Hathaway stock, most of it to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The gift brings his total contributions to more than $60 billion since 2006. Buffett, 94, has also distributed shares to other family foundations, still retaining 13.8% of Berkshire shares. He has announced that he will not sell shares and that 99.5% of his remaining fortune will go to a charitable trust after his death.
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Warren Buffett donează acţiuni Berkshire Hathaway în valoare record de 6 miliarde de dolari, către Fundaţia Gates şi organizaţii caritabile de familie
Warren Buffett donează acţiuni Berkshire Hathaway în valoare record de 6 miliarde de dolari, către Fundaţia Gates şi organizaţii caritabile de familie
Warren Buffett donează 6 miliarde de dolari Fundației Gates și organizațiilor caritabile ale copiilor săi
Donație record făcută de miliardarul american Warren Buffett pentru acțiuni caritabile. Grosul banilor au ajuns la Fundația Gates - Economica.net
Warren Buffett donează acțiuni Berkshire în valoare record de 6 miliarde de dolari
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