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The 15 pages that link to Warren Buffett, each with the reason it gives.

• Intrinsic valueRelated: His investment approach emphasizes estimating a company’s future cash-generating ability.

• Bill GatesRelated: Buffett’s major gift helped expand the Gates Foundation’s resources.

• PhilanthrocapitalismRelated: His large gifts helped expand the scale and influence of billionaire-led philanthropy.

• Berkshire HathawayRelated: Buffett turned a struggling textile business into a diversified holding company.

• Jeff BezosCompared with: Buffett’s investment-led career contrasts with Bezos’s building and scaling of operating businesses.

• George SorosCompared with: Buffett’s company-focused investing contrasts with Soros’s macroeconomic trading.

• Masayoshi SonCompared with: Buffett’s emphasis on predictable businesses contrasts with Son’s large bets on fast-growing technology companies.

• Mukesh AmbaniCompared with: His shareholder-focused investment model offers a contrast to Ambani's conglomerate-building strategy.

• Tadashi YanaiRelated: Yanai has cited Buffett’s long-term investment approach as an influence on his management thinking.

• Carlos SlimCompared with: Comparisons with Buffett highlight different business models and approaches to philanthropy.

• Hetty GreenRelated: Later accounts compare Green’s patient, value-focused investing with Buffett’s approach.

• Melinda French GatesRelated: His gifts became a major source of the foundation’s resources during her co-chair tenure.

• Michael MilkenRelated: Buffett’s investment in Salomon Brothers offered a prominent contrast to Milken-era finance and its scandals.

• Jamie DimonRelated: Buffett has publicly praised Dimon and collaborated with him on business and health-care initiatives.

• Jorge Paulo LemannRelated: Buffett partnered with Lemann’s 3G Capital in the Heinz acquisition.