The Microsoft co-founder was always smart, but says this book taught him to understand and value EQ as well as IQ.

The Gates Foundation aims to reduce maternal deaths and improve women’s health, using AI-enabled tools where possible.

A Bill Gates business card obtained on Nov. 6, 1980, during a visit to the Microsoft co-founder's Bellevue, Wash., office.

The Gates Foundation has committed $2.5 billion over five years to advance women's health research. This investment aims to ...

Bill Gates quit his job as CEO of Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) in 2000 at age 44. He had already become the wealthiest person in ...

It should be obvious that women have different health needs than men. Women have reproductive and gynecological health issues ...

Bill Gates didn't just drive innovation—he drove the morning carpool, too. Years before divorce headlines and billion-dollar ...

We Dropped a Giant Magnet in the Lake… Look What Came Up Trump promised lower grocery prices ‘on Day One.’ Here’s what happened Ukraine and Europe Counter Putin’s Cease-Fire Proposal Royal Expert ...

A new biography on Bill Gates alleges inappropriate behavior towards female employees and interns, claiming Microsoft ...

Bill Gates was once blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein over his affair with a Russian girl. Now, the Microsoft co-founder’s ...

Bill Gates advises young job seekers, particularly Gen Z, to embrace AI tools while cautioning that proficiency alone won't ...