Bill Gates and Neil Konzen developed DONKEY.BAS, a simple 8-bit racing game, overnight to impress IBM and secure a partnership. Despite its crude graphics and gameplay, as noted by an Apple ...

Microsoft founder and multibillionaire Bill Gates, 69, says each of his three children will receive less than 1% of his more than $100 billion fortune. "In my case, my kids got a great upbringing ...

However, Gates' love for the game long predates its current hype. See Also: Why There’s No New Steve Jobs Or Zuckerberg — Bill Gates Names The Only 20-Something Founder Who’s Still In The ...

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 ...

By Theodore Schleifer Theodore Schleifer has covered the Gates family and its political and philanthropic work since 2019. After decades of sitting on the sidelines of politics, Bill Gates ...

thanks to Bill Gates, who connected Brennan-Badal with one of his charities. “It can take days to get samples tested in a core lab in a major city, so portable testing can be a game changer in ...

"What's Next? The Future with Bill Gates" will see the Microsoft co-founder discussing social issues including artificial intelligence, online conspiracies and inequality Amid the major challenges ...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was like a “kid in the candy store” when it came to young interns at the software company — forcing management to ban them from being alone with the ...

Locals in a remote mining town in Wyoming found themselves in a surreal scene this week when Bill Gates crashed one of their poker games. The billionaire, 68, joined a group of regular workers at ...

Warren Buffett once challenged Bill Gates to an unusual game of dice. Buffett placed four dice on the table and explained the rules. They would each pick a die, roll it a bunch of times ...

But actually, I'm referring to Bill Gates. Gates is investing in a new venture and some people are now asking whether Gates could beat Musk and Tesla at their own game. In one key way, Bill Gates ...

Appropriately, the answer appears to be that Bill Gates fell in love with a game. The game in question is one that fun-starved Windows users of every age know all too well: Minesweeper.