Bill Gates

Philanthropist and Microsoft founder Bill Gates has become the leading target of far-right conspiracy theories regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

Bill Gates denounced President Trump's decision to withhold U.S. funding from the World Health Organization, calling the move "as dangerous as it sounds."

Bill Gates has said many countries have responded poorly to coronavirus, and that they should have been more proactive in preparing for a disease epidemic.

In a new interview, Bill Gates said that he expects things to open back up by end of May or early June, and that school will resume to normal in the fall.

Bill Gates told The Daily Show's Trevor Noah that the Gates Foundation is spending billions to manufacture factories for potential coronavirus vaccines.

Bill Gates predicted coronavirus cases in the U.S. won't peak until at least late-April and warned ending shutdowns early could be disastrous.

The Microsoft co-founder said that the United States should have started taking the coronavirus outbreak seriously and making preparations back in January. 

Philanthropist Bill Gates took to Reddit to answer some questions about the COVID-19 outbreak during an Ask Me Anything session on the Coronavirus subreddit.

Bill Gates first stepped down as Microsoft CEO in 2000, then left his position as chairman in 2014. Now, he's leaving the board of the company he co-founded.

A startup backed by Bill Gates has found a way to combine artificial intelligence and solar energy to create extreme heat, essentially replacing the need for fossil fuels. Heliogen used A.I.-powered mirrors that can generate extreme heat -- more than 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit -- for the first time commercially.

Bill Gates and Intellectual Ventures both invest money in Global Good, a program that brings together scientists from various backgrounds to tackle problems in the developing world, especially disease eradication. They try to find high-tech solutions target pneumonia, polio, and malaria.

Bill Gates and Larry Page are teaming up to bring an end to the flu once and for all. The Microsoft and Google co-founders pledged to give $12 million to researchers working to develop a universal flu vaccine. Gates released a simulation showing the virus' effects.

It pays to be CEO of giant tech companies, and these mansions are proof. Jeff Bezos, Michael Dell, and other tech execs have huge homes all over the country. Check out our gallery of some of the biggest, most expensive homes on the planet owned by the tech giants of Silicon Valley and beyond.

We review the new Google Pixel Buds earbuds, upcoming Samsung S9 may be going small, Bill Gates buys big plot for smart city project.

Bill Gates' investment group purchased 24,800-acre development outside of Phoenix, Arizona to build a smart city.

Bill Gates has express some regret that the Windows interrupt function of Ctrl, Alt, Delete needs two hands and wishes it was one key.

Netflix's Todd Yellin says the streaming behemoth is currently testing a feature for two people to share a profile based on shared tastes.

When you're Bill Gates, you can really bring it when it comes to Christmas presents. He was once again a Reddit Secret Santa, and he did not disappoint.

After dominating the operating system space, moving to hardware proved a bit problematic for Microsoft leadership, leading to the departure of Steve Ballmer.

He co-founded Microsoft, he's the richest man in the world, and, most surprisingly of all, he's "excited about chickens." But rather than leave it at that, Bill Gates would like you to know why.

Slack, the real-time communication platform, was close to receiving a bid from Microsoft that would have blown recent valuations out of the water.

We pit the Samsung S7 against the modular LG G5 to determine which flagship smartphone should land in your pocket later this year.