Warren Buffett just revealed something surprising about his relationship with Bill Gates. Despite their decades-long friendship and high-profile philanthropy work together, Buffett said the two haven’t been in touch recently. His reasoning is what caught attention. He explained that he intentionally avoids being in situations where he might have inside knowledge that could later put him in a difficult legal position, including potentially being called as a witness. This highlights a lesser-discussed side of how top investors operate. At Buffett’s level, information is power, but it can also become a liability. Staying at a distance can help avoid conflicts of interest, regulatory scrutiny, or even the appearance of impropriety. It is also a reminder of how seriously leaders like Buffett treat market integrity. In an era where insider information and regulatory pressure are constantly under the spotlight, even long-standing personal relationships can take a back seat to protecting credi...