In memoir, Bill Gates explores the making of his internal operating system
As he prepares to turn 70 this year, Microsoft founder Bill Gates’ new memoir explores how his childhood quirks, upbringing, ...
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Bill Gates regrets leaving Harvard to become Microsoft's first CEO: “I enjoyed the classes, including some…”
Bill Gates reflects on his decision to leave Harvard University in 1975 to run Microsoft, expressing nostalgia for the intellectual environment he left behind. Though Gates enjoyed his time at ...
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Regrets: What Bill Gates said about leaving Harvard to become Microsoft's first CEO
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has acknowledged feeling some regret over his decision to leave Harvard University in 1975 to ...
"An Ego Boost": Before Microsoft, Bill Gates Turned Down Multiple Tech Job Offers
Bill Gates acknowledges that the job offers from companies like Honeywell and General Electric were a significant "ego boost.
Warren Buffett: You don't need to attend college to be a great CEO—'I never look at where a candidate has gone to school'
When Warren Buffett selects CEOs for Berkshire Hathaway-owned companies, he doesn’t care about where they went to college, he ...
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America’s Mega-Donors Stuck to Their Giving Strategies in 2024
Maria directs the annual Philanthropy 50, a comprehensive report on America’s most generous donors. She writes about wealthy ...
Roy Prosterman, land reform advocate and UW law professor, dies at 89
UW Professor Emeritus Roy Prosterman, was the founder of Landesa, an international nonprofit that has impacted tens of ...
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Get into the billionaire mindset with these book recommendations
Is a billionaire mindset all you need to be mega rich? These books, recommended by Bill Gates, Andrew Ng, and more, may ...
Universities Face A Reckoning Over Federal R&D Funding (Pt 1)
University research has developed a "bad look" – its overhead rates seem excessive and out of line with other benchmarks – ...
UAlbany professor tests AI tool that tells teachers how to improve
A University at Albany professor is turning to AI for help with math instruction — but not to teach the students. Instead, he wants AI to teach the teachers.