Icahn's reputation as a corporate raider stems from his history of hostile takeovers and leveraging companies heavily, contrasting sharply with Warren Buffett's investment philosophy.
Unlike Buffett, who buys great companies at good prices for the long haul, Icahn looks for stocks at significant discounts and isn't afraid to restructure them.
Although Icahn may not always invest destructively, his past dealings have shown a willingness to load firms with debt and sell their best assets.
Carl Icahn's early investment in Tappan, while small, marked a pivotal moment in his career that set the stage for future bold investments.
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