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seattlepi.com - Thu Nov 12, 5:12 pm ET
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, whose net worth is about $50 billion, said Wednesday he believes Wall Street pay is "often too high," Reuters reported.
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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Wed Nov 18, 10:26 am ET
The Pittsburgh Public Schools board is expected today to accept a $40 million grant from Microsoft founder Bill Gates' foundation to improve the way teachers are hired and evaluated.
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Bloomberg - Thu Nov 12, 8:33 am ET
Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates , the world’s richest man, said Wall Street compensation is “often too high,” though he questioned government attempts to rein in salaries.
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seattlepi.com - Thu Nov 19, 5:12 pm ET
It hasn't been even two years since Bill Gates left his day-to-day duties at Microsoft to focus on philanthropy, and already he's shifted mostly out of the spotlight.
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Gizmodo - Fri Nov 20, 10:04 am ET
This year's Microsoft shareholder meeting wasn't a lot of fun for Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Chairman Bill Gates, thanks to shareholders grilling him about Apple and the iPhone with questions...
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Mashable - Wed Nov 11, 11:46 pm ET
It’s been more than a year since Bill Gates stepped down from day-to-day operations at Microsoft to focus on his philanthropic efforts through the Gates Foundation . In that time, Gates has traveled the world (in the past week alone, he’s been in China, India, and today, New York), strategizing the best use of his enormous fortune and that of his foundation, which, also includes $31 billion of ...
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 17, 1:54 am ET
Billionaire Paul Allen, who founded US software giant Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975, has been diagnosed with cancer, technology blogs have reported.
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New York Daily News - Thu Nov 12, 1:12 pm ET
Bill Gates said on Wednesday he believes Wall Street pay is "often too high" and that U.S. government ownership of American International Group Inc worries him because it has devalued the giant insurer.
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MacNN - Fri Nov 13, 12:57 pm ET
Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates, speaking on a Thursday-night CNBC program, is noted to have complimented Steve Jobs on his return to Apple, crediting him for effectively saving the company. Gates was on TV as part of a "Keeping America Great" town hall event, paired with billionaire investor Warren Buffett. One audience member asked Gates' opinion of Jobs, specifically in regards to the latter ...
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Voice of San Diego - Wed Nov 18, 11:25 am ET
Cash from Bill Gates, budgeting from scratch and what if some schools can't be saved?
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NBC New York - Sat Nov 14, 11:22 am ET
On a rare public appearance, America's richest man shared his passion and goals beyond operating companies and designing computer software.
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CBS News - Tue Nov 17, 10:00 am ET
Company's Co-Founder with Bill Gates Undergoing Chemotherapy for Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
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Gizmodo - Fri Nov 13, 3:49 pm ET
Clearly, there is a mutual respect and admiration between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Both have been complementary of each other in the past, but Gates had this to say about Jobs on CNBC last night....
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FierceTelecom - Wed Nov 18, 12:02 pm ET
Best known as the co-founder of Microsoft and later cable MSO Charter Communications, Paul Allen announced this week that he has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and is currently undergoing treatment. Allen's diagnosis was announced to his Vulcan Inc. employees in a company-wide email on Monday. Best known for co-founding Microsoft in 1975 with Bill Gates, Allen served as an executive ...
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ABC News - Mon Nov 16, 10:49 pm ET
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