Newsweek

...10/30). Newsweek Q&A With Bill And Melinda Gates Newsweek interviewed Bill and Melinda Gates last week during their visit to Washington, D.C., for their foundation's Living Proof Project. In response to a question about the most pressing...

In this article: Breast cancer, Melinda Gates, Cancer, Diarrhea, Burkina Faso, Agence France-Presse, Bill Gates, Medical advice, and Unicef

...the largest philanthropic organization in the world. He and his wife, Melinda, met with NEWSWEEK's Jerry Guo in Washington last week before a major speech to policymakers on health programs. Excerpts: Customize the Newsweek homepage to...

In this article: Bill Gates, Overpopulation, HIV, Malaria, Diarrhea, Rotavirus, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Thailand

...such as U2 front man Bono (like in this video), working on famine relief and education. While the Newsweek story mentions Microsoft's challenges in antitrust probes, Windows Vista versus Windows XP, and the Internet search arena, the story...

In this article: Microsoft, Bill Gates, CNET News, Google, Java, Windows Vista, Steve Ballmer, and Monopoly

...carried a cover story - 'Bill Gates - A rich life'. The current issue of Newsweek carries his picture on the cover and an interesting piece, 'Microsoft after Gates; Bill after Microsoft'. BBC aired a special interview with Bill Gates, 'How a...

In this article: Bill Gates, Microsoft Corporation, BusinessWeek, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Windows 95, Paul Allen, and BBC

From the Web washingtonpost.com/business Newsweek's Steven Levy wrote from the fifth annual All Things Digital Conference in Carlsbad, Calif.: Nobody knew quite what to expect when Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and Apple chief executive...

In this article: Bill Gates, Apple, Steve Jobs, Federal Communications Commission, Microsoft, Chief Executive, Itunes, and Steven Levy

...again who has that breadth." While Ballmer runs the business, Newsweek reports, "the burden of filling the Gates gap in geek expertise falls to a pair of technical leaders who will split duties." Craig Mundie, a 16-year Microsoft...

In this article: Bill Gates, Microsoft, Google, Ray Ozzie, Steve Ballmer, Yahoo, Chief Executive, Groove, and Web-based

...US "situation" for lack of a better word. I started with the DOE and members of Congress. I've contacted Barron's, Newsweek, Business Week, and CNBC; I figured rich people would care about their families and country and so I contacted the...

In this article: United States, Boone Pickens, CNBC, Washington, Tax, Silver, Schlumberger, and Google guys

...Your Lifestyle, Your Genes, And Cancer. In this installment of the ongoing Health for Life series, Newsweek and Harvard Medical School look at the connection between cancer rates, lifestyle and genetics. The strongest evidence of the...

In this article: Nicolas Sarkozy, Bill Gates, Cancer, Microsoft, Iraq, Barack Obama, Houston, Texas, and Jacques Attali

...ads smug, or mean-spirited. But they have clearly gotten under Microsoft's skin. Gates himself asked Newsweek last year, "Does honesty matter in these things?" That criticism may or may not be valid. These brilliant ads, like the perception...

In this article: Microsoft, Bill Gates, Jerry Seinfeld, Mad Men, Don Draper, Apple, Burger King, and Steve Ballmer