By Neil Vigdor In his sharpest rebuke of the world’s richest man, a distinction he once held, Bill Gates accused ... during interviews with The New York Times Magazine and The Financial Times.

Gates calls out the ‘stunning’ reductions in USAID funding during an interview with The New York Times.

By David Wallace-Wells On Thursday, Bill Gates announced a new, faster timeline to give away his fortune — and close the doors of the Gates Foundation, one of the world’s leading global-health ...

Katy Grannan for The New York Times Supported by By David Wallace ... Established in 2000 — when Melinda French Gates was just 35 and Bill Gates was 44 and the world’s richest man — the ...

For the last quarter-century, Bill Gates has been the donor behind what has long been one of the nation’s largest private ...

Will anyone ever give like this again? When Bill and Melinda French Gates established their world-shaping Gates Foundation in 2000, you could say it marked the peak of a certain era of starry-eyed ...

Despite sounding the alarm in recent years on issues like pandemics and climate change, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says ...

The Tesla founder nodded to Bill Gates’ controversial history with the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender.

Bill Gates' 2025 summer book recommendations list includes the memoirs of rock star Bono, journalist Nicholas Kristof, ...

Bill Gates' has pledged to give 99% of his wealth to his global health foundation, leaving fewer resources for his climate ...

Bill Gates marked the 25th anniversary of the Gates Foundation by announcing it would wind down by the end of 2045 to maintain spending levels.

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