The Wrap-Up for November 10, 2025

From Warren Buffett’s philanthropy push to pricier pastas — here are some of the most-read news stories on LinkedIn today.

Warren Buffett pledges $1.3B to family foundations

As Warren Buffett prepares to hand over the CEO role at Berkshire Hathaway to Greg Abel, the billionaire investor on Monday announced plans to “step up the pace” of his philanthropic donations. Buffett, 95, said in a letter that he plans to donate more than $1.3 billion to four family foundations. See more...

Visa, Mastercard reach accord on fees with merchants

Visa and Mastercard cinched an agreement with merchants that caps a decades-long legal battle over swipe fees. The deal, which awaits court approval, requires the payment giants to lower credit-card interchange fees by an average of 0.1 percentage point over five years — down from 2% to 2.5%. See more...

Italian pasta makers slammed with antidumping tariff

Crushing new tariffs on Italian pasta has American aficionados — as well as officials in Rome — tied up in knots. Italy’s leading exporters say that an antidumping duty of 92%, on top of the 15% tariff on EU goods, will kill the trade worth $770 million, and that they may pull out of U.S. stores as soon as January. See more...

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