The Harvard dropout revolutionized the computer industry and, later, the world of philanthropy. Now he has been looking back at his childhood, with the first of a three-part autobiography fittingly ...

In his new memoir, Bill Gates doesn’t mention any study of William Wordsworth’s writings. But when I read Source Code: My ...

first interviewed Bill Gates at a Las Vegas disco in 1999. The older he gets, the more Bill Gates is surprised by what the world dishes up. Take billionaires. There are many now from the tech ...

Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates recently revealed that his divorce from ex-wife Melinda French Gates was his biggest regret. In an interview with British newspaper The Times ...

Bill Gates said it was a “surprise” that a “significant right-of-center group” of tech executives in Silicon Valley has emerged in light of the industry’s years-long backing of the ...

“That was the first time the project really made sense to me,” he says. Bill Gates Says He Believes He Would Be Diagnosed with Autism if He Were a Kid Today Still, he says, being so focused on ...

Bill Gates is again speaking about his friendship with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein by calling himself "foolish" and saying that spending any time with him was a "huge mistake." Gates spoke with the ...

Bill Gates is looking back on his divorce from Melinda Gates after more than two decades together. “That was the mistake I most regret,” Bill, 69, told The Times of London of his previous ...

Bill Gates said the chance of another pandemic in the next four years, and the world's lack of preparedness for it, is a source of great concern. Newsweek has contacted the Gates Foundation ...

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates discussed tech mogul Elon Musk’s growing influence on global politics during an interview. “You want to promote the right wing but say Nigel Farage is not ...

Bill Gates, predicting the decline of the iPod in a 2005 interview, foresaw smartphones replacing single-function devices. Gates emphasized that consumers would demand more versatile devices ...