Breakthrough Energy, an umbrella group for energy and environmental efforts funded by Mr. Gates, is resetting for the Trump ...

The Simpsons‘ “The Past and the Furious” imagines a version of Springfield where all plants have been wiped out thanks to Mr. Burns’ expanding corporate reach. When Lisa gets depressed at ...

Steve Ballmer mirrored Bill Gates' energy, boosted his social life, and became the round-the-clock business partner he needed. Before Paul Graham defined "founder mode," Bill Gates embodied a ...

Bill Gates says that if he were young again, he'd be afraid of more than just the atom bomb. "There's, you know, about four or five things that are very scary, and the only one that I really ...

Step aside, Nostradamus. Bill Gates has made many remarkably insightful and spookily accurate predictions about society over the years, anticipating everything from smartphones and streaming services ...

Bill Gates could have been the world’s first trillionaire if he had never sold any shares of his Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock. He owned 45% of the company when it went public in 1986 ...

Gates Frontier, an investment arm of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, co-led the round with Silicon Valley fund MetaVC. Lumotive, which launched in 2017 and spun out of Bellevue, Wash.- ...

Mr. Burns is a bull snake who lives at the Lake Superior Zoo. He is the largest snake species in North America, measuring up to 6 feet long. As constrictor species, the snakes squeeze their prey.

Bill Gates has revealed details about his relationship with Paula Hurd, highlighting the happiness they share. He also reflected on his divorce from Melinda French Gates, acknowledging it as his ...

Bill Gates put off choosing Microsoft over college for as long as he could. As a 20-year-old Harvard University undergraduate, Gates had such "a great time" in college that he struggled intensely ...

In 1980, Bill Gates made a decision that would shape the future of Microsoft—offering Steve Ballmer a small stake in his company. At the time, it was just 4% of the company. Decades later ...