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Bill Gates is moving beyond Microsoft at a fast clip and reaching out to the public. Ironically, he's using a website and not a social network. He's launching his own website at www.gatesnotes.com to... Read more...

Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, an author and president an Atlanta-based leadership consultancy, maintains that good business executives do not have to be extroverts. In fact, she argues that some of the... Read more...

Microsoft titan Bill Gates criticized the U.S. government's policy on data privacy and predicted huge leaps in technology in the very near future. "Over the next decade, the entire way we interact"... Read more...

An ex-programmer who worked for Microsoft for 11 years has come forward with a book titled "After the Software Wars." In the book, he explains why the Redmond way will fail. Keith Curtis did... Read more...

Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., nominated by President Obama to be the next Commerce Secretary, is a strong proponent of expanding the cap on H-IB visas. Although the issue has not yet surfaced as a... Read more...

What does the future look like? Craig Mundie, one of two men who replaced Bill Gates at Microsoft, kicked off his first-ever college tour at Princeton University this week to show off cutting-edge... Read more...

It's hard to believe, but those far-fetched email scams telling you that you have won the lottery or offering investment opportunities that sound too good to be true still seem to attract plenty of... Read more...

Today marks Bill Gate's last day at Microsoft from which he will take a step back from his position as the icon of the most successful software company in history. Though Gates will remain... Read more...

Bill Gates gave a farewell speech to developers at Microsoft's company's annual TechEd conference on Tuesday, talking about how modeling will transform the way the software development lifecycle is... Read more...

Bill Gates will officially step away from day-to-day running of software behemoth Microsoft Corp at the end of this month. Beyond that, he will spend a mere 20% of his time at Redmond working

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