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              <p>The ability to move markets or shape ideas and policies. The clout to affect the price of a security or the structure of a deal. These are the attributes that define the people who hold sway in the world of finance -- those who make up <a href="http://www.bloomberg.com/markets-magazine/" target="_new">Bloomberg Markets</a>' second annual 50 Most Influential list.</p><p><strong>Corporate Power Brokers: Warren Buffett</strong><br>CEO, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.</p><p>Count on Buffett, 82, to frame new financial controversies with old-line value-investing rules. As Facebook shares slid after the IPO, he said: "You shouldn't buy a farm because you think you're going to sell it the next day for more money."</p> Source: Photograph by Scott Eells/Bloomberg

The ability to move markets or shape ideas and policies. The clout to affect the price of a security or the structure of a deal. These are the attributes that define the people who hold sway in the world of finance -- those who make up Bloomberg Markets' second annual 50 Most Influential list.

Corporate Power Brokers: Warren Buffett
CEO, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Count on Buffett, 82, to frame new financial controversies with old-line value-investing rules. As Facebook shares slid after the IPO, he said: "You shouldn't buy a farm because you think you're going to sell it the next day for more money."

Source: Photograph by Scott Eells/Bloomberg

September 05, 2012
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Bloomberg Markets' 50 Most Influential
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