@InUnfunky even them.
@InUnfunky If we must have billionaires, it's good that we have Buffett, Soros, Gates, what have you, as a counter to the Kochs, DeVoses and so forth. Better that we tax all billionaires out of existence, but that would take a miracle.
We un-taxed (tax broke?) them into existence, why can't we reverse that? Roll back just Bush & Trump's cuts and most of the wealth inequality would begin to be reversed.
@danalan The most "radical" proposals uttered by legislators don't go all that far. Allowing the recent tax breaks to expire is a step in the right direction, but only a step. Enough sustained, successful effort to truly remove wealth and those who hoard it from power is another matter. @InUnfunky
It was an industry wide thing. NAR lost a suit about its standard commission calculations. Pretty much all the firms had to pay in the settlement.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/24/homes/nar-settlement-broker-commissions-approval/index.html
@InUnfunky: That depends on whether or not Buffett himself micromanaged to the point he dictated the terms or knew they were taking place. I've not gathered he's a micromanager like Musk or others. I reckon we may find out the deets soon.