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Co-founded Microsoft with Paul Allen at age 19 — Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1975Wrote his first computer program at age 13 on a GE-225 mainframeMicrosoft's first product: a BASIC interpreter for the Altair 8800IBM licensed MS-DOS from Microsoft in 1980 — the deal that built an empireMicrosoft went public at $21 per share on March 13, 1986Became the world's youngest self-made billionaire at age 31 in 1987Net worth peaked at $101 billion during the dot-com boom of 1999Held the title of world's richest person for 13 of 16 years between 1995 and 2009Windows 95 sold 7 million copies in its first five weeksPredicted the internet's commercial rise in 'The Road Ahead' — 1995Predicted a global pandemic in a 2015 TED Talk — five years before COVID-19Predicted smartphones, social media, and price-comparison shopping in 1999Co-founded the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000The Gates Foundation is the world's largest private charitable foundationHas donated over $59.5 billion through the Gates Foundation since 2000Signed the Giving Pledge in 2010 — committed to donating 95% of his wealthThe Foundation has helped vaccinate over 1 billion children worldwideStepped down as Microsoft CEO in January 2000 to focus on softwareLeft the Microsoft board entirely in March 2020Co-founded TerraPower in 2006 to develop next-generation nuclear reactorsTerraPower broke ground on its first commercial reactor in Wyoming — 2023Co-founded Breakthrough Energy in 2015 to accelerate global clean energy investmentAwarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama — November 2016Received India's Padma Bhushan, the country's third-highest civilian honor — 2015Harvard gave Gates an honorary degree in 2007 — 32 years after he dropped outReads approximately 50 books per yearHas made over 25 documented predictions that have proven correctMicrosoft surpassed a $500 billion market cap in 1999The Gates Foundation has committed over $21 billion to global health programsAuthored three books: The Road Ahead · Business @ the Speed of Thought · How to Avoid a Climate DisasterCo-founded Microsoft with Paul Allen at age 19 — Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1975Wrote his first computer program at age 13 on a GE-225 mainframeMicrosoft's first product: a BASIC interpreter for the Altair 8800IBM licensed MS-DOS from Microsoft in 1980 — the deal that built an empireMicrosoft went public at $21 per share on March 13, 1986Became the world's youngest self-made billionaire at age 31 in 1987Net worth peaked at $101 billion during the dot-com boom of 1999Held the title of world's richest person for 13 of 16 years between 1995 and 2009Windows 95 sold 7 million copies in its first five weeksPredicted the internet's commercial rise in 'The Road Ahead' — 1995Predicted a global pandemic in a 2015 TED Talk — five years before COVID-19Predicted smartphones, social media, and price-comparison shopping in 1999Co-founded the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000The Gates Foundation is the world's largest private charitable foundationHas donated over $59.5 billion through the Gates Foundation since 2000Signed the Giving Pledge in 2010 — committed to donating 95% of his wealthThe Foundation has helped vaccinate over 1 billion children worldwideStepped down as Microsoft CEO in January 2000 to focus on softwareLeft the Microsoft board entirely in March 2020Co-founded TerraPower in 2006 to develop next-generation nuclear reactorsTerraPower broke ground on its first commercial reactor in Wyoming — 2023Co-founded Breakthrough Energy in 2015 to accelerate global clean energy investmentAwarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama — November 2016Received India's Padma Bhushan, the country's third-highest civilian honor — 2015Harvard gave Gates an honorary degree in 2007 — 32 years after he dropped outReads approximately 50 books per yearHas made over 25 documented predictions that have proven correctMicrosoft surpassed a $500 billion market cap in 1999The Gates Foundation has committed over $21 billion to global health programsAuthored three books: The Road Ahead · Business @ the Speed of Thought · How to Avoid a Climate Disaster

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January 2026

Gates warns AI could be used to design a bioterrorism weapon

In his January 2026 'Year Ahead' annual letter and subsequent remarks, Bill Gates warned that an even greater risk than a natural pandemic is that 'a non-government group will use open source AI tools to design a bioterrorism weapon.' Gates identified two AI dangers he said society must manage — misuse by bad actors and disruption to jobs — and drew a comparison to COVID-19, invoking his 2015 TED talk about pandemic unpreparedness. He argued the technology must be deliberately developed, governed, and deployed, and urged governments to use 2026 to prepare before AI's risks become unmanageable.

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February 2026

Gates calls Epstein 'draft email' STI allegations 'absurd and completely false'

After the U.S. Justice Department released roughly three million Epstein-related files on January 30, 2026, attention focused on draft emails Jeffrey Epstein apparently wrote to himself in 2013 claiming — without evidence — that he had arranged sexual encounters for Bill Gates and helped Gates obtain medication to hide a sexually transmitted infection from Melinda French Gates. A spokesperson for Gates called the allegations 'absolutely absurd and completely false,' saying the unsent drafts reflected Epstein's frustration at lacking a real relationship with Gates and 'the lengths he would go to entrap and defame.' Gates said the email 'was never sent' and is 'false.' The claims were widely reported but remain uncorroborated.

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June 10, 2026

Gates tells House Oversight Committee that meeting Epstein was 'a grave error in judgment'

On June 10, 2026, Bill Gates sat for a closed-door interview with the U.S. House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, telling lawmakers that meeting Epstein was 'a grave error in judgment' and that he 'never witnessed nor had any indication that Epstein was engaged in ongoing criminal conduct.' Gates said Epstein had tried to use information about Gates's marital infidelities 'to pressure me to re-engage with him' — an attempt Gates described as unsuccessful — and stated he cut off contact in December 2014 after their fundraising discussions stalled. He maintained that his contact with Epstein, which began in 2011, had been aimed at raising money for global health. The interview was not recorded; the committee said it would release a transcript.

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Philanthropy

2026

Gates-funded World Mosquito Program cuts Colombia dengue by half — viral 'bacteria mosquito' claims debunked

Fact-checkers in 2026 pushed back on viral posts claiming 'Bill Gates' was personally releasing 30 million 'bacteria-infected mosquitoes' a week in Colombia, clarifying that the work is run by the World Mosquito Program — a not-for-profit owned by Australia's Monash University — not by Gates himself. The program breeds Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carrying the naturally occurring Wolbachia bacterium, which reduces the insects' ability to transmit dengue, Zika and yellow fever; city-wide deployments in the Medellín area between 2017 and 2024 protected millions of people and cut dengue incidence by roughly half. The Gates Foundation is a major funder of the method, having directed an estimated $185 million toward Wolbachia mosquito research since 2010. The accurate picture is a long-running public-health intervention, not the population-control scheme implied by the viral framing.

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March 2026

US House Oversight Committee Issues Subpoena to Gates Foundation Over Epstein-Era Documents

In March 2026, the US House Committee on Oversight and Accountability issued a subpoena to the Gates Foundation demanding internal communications, grant records, and financial documents related to Jeffrey Epstein spanning 2010–2019. The committee gave the Foundation a 30-day compliance deadline. A Gates Foundation spokesperson said the organization was 'reviewing the request and committed to cooperating fully with legitimate oversight.' The subpoena focused specifically on whether Foundation grant decisions were influenced by Epstein and whether donor privacy obligations had been used to shield Epstein's involvement.

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March 2026

Fortune Investigation Links Gates Associates Melanie Walker and Steven Sinofsky to Ongoing Epstein Contact

A March 2026 Fortune investigation reported that Melanie Walker — a Gates Foundation neuroscience programme officer and personal physician to Gates — and Steven Sinofsky, a former Microsoft executive and close Gates associate, had maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein beyond the period Gates claimed the relationship had ended. Walker, who had met Epstein as a student in 1992 and remained close to him, attended Epstein events through at least 2017; Sinofsky had exchanged emails with Epstein as late as 2018. The story added to scrutiny of the breadth of Gates's social circle's ties to Epstein.

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February 2026

Melinda French Gates Says Epstein Revelations Caused Her 'Unbelievable Sadness' in First Post-Divorce Interview

In a February 2026 interview with CBS News — her first extended television interview since the 2021 divorce — Melinda French Gates stated that learning of the full scope of Bill Gates's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein had caused her 'unbelievable sadness' and confirmed it was a key factor in her decision to end the marriage. She said she had first raised the issue with Gates directly after the October 2019 New York Times story. French Gates also praised the DOJ's document release as overdue transparency for Epstein's victims.

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January 2026

DOJ Releases Three Million Epstein Documents Including Emails Referencing Gates

In January 2026, the United States Department of Justice released approximately 3 million documents from its investigation of Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking network, including emails, calendars, and financial records referencing Bill Gates's meetings with Epstein between 2011 and 2014. The documents confirmed the timeline reported by The New York Times in 2019, added detail on Epstein's internal communications about cultivating Gates, and showed that Epstein explicitly referenced his relationship with Gates when soliciting other donors and academic institutions. The release renewed public scrutiny of Gates and prompted the Gates Foundation to issue a public statement.

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February 2026

Melinda Gates cites Epstein ties as factor in divorce — states Gates 'has to answer' for it

Melinda French Gates publicly stated that Bill Gates has to answer for his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, in remarks reported weeks after a record $8 billion asset transfer to her following the divorce. Melinda had reportedly confronted Gates about his Epstein meetings — which she learned of through 2019 press coverage — and sources indicated the relationship was a factor in the deterioration of their marriage. Her public comments coincided with new congressional scrutiny of the Gates Foundation and the announcement of an independent board investigation into Epstein-related donations.

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Philanthropy

March 2025

Breakthrough Energy lays off its climate policy teams as Gates retreats from advocacy

In March 2025 Breakthrough Energy — the climate organization Bill Gates founded in 2015 — laid off dozens of employees and shut down its U.S. and European public-policy and advocacy teams, retreating from the lobbying work that had helped pass the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. The cuts, affecting more than three dozen staff including senior leaders, came as the Trump administration moved to boost fossil fuels and Republicans weighed rolling back clean-energy tax credits. Breakthrough Energy said it would refocus on its investment arms — Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Catalyst, and Fellows — signaling a shift from climate-policy advocacy toward funding technology directly.

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Philanthropy

2025

The Giving Pledge turns 15 amid scrutiny that most signers are richer than ever

The Giving Pledge — the campaign Bill Gates and Warren Buffett launched in 2010 to get the ultra-wealthy to commit more than half their fortunes to philanthropy — marked its 15th anniversary in 2025 with more than 250 signatories from about 30 countries. The milestone drew scrutiny: an Institute for Policy Studies analysis found the pledge largely unfulfilled in practice, with many signers far wealthier than when they joined and much of their giving routed into private foundations and donor-advised funds rather than working charities. Supporters credited it with normalizing large-scale giving; critics questioned its real-world impact.

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June 2025

Warren Buffett donates a record $6 billion, reaffirming the Gates Foundation gets nothing after his death

In June 2025 Warren Buffett donated about $6 billion in Berkshire Hathaway stock to five foundations — his largest annual gift to date — including a major tranche to the Gates Foundation, to which he has given more than $47 billion over the years. Buffett, who co-founded the Giving Pledge with Bill Gates in 2010, has reiterated that the Gates Foundation will receive 'no money' from his estate after his death; his remaining fortune will instead go to a charitable trust overseen by his three children. The gifts highlighted both Buffett's extraordinary support for Gates's philanthropy and its coming end.

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2025

Bill Gates remains America's largest private farmland owner amid renewed debate

Bill Gates remained the largest private owner of farmland in the United States, holding roughly 275,000 acres across at least 17 states according to the 2025 Land Report — a position that has made him a lightning rod for critics who argue such concentrated ownership poses risks to traditional farming and the food supply. Gates has said the holdings amount to less than a quarter of one percent of U.S. farmland, are managed by a professional investment team, and reflect investments to make farms more productive rather than 'some grand scheme.' Most acquisitions were made between 2017 and 2018.

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Philanthropy

November 2025

Gates-funded Oxitec 'Friendly' mosquitoes scaled up in Djibouti to fight urban malaria

Djibouti and the British biotech firm Oxitec — whose genetic mosquito technology is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation — marked the opening of a mosquito-production facility on November 5, 2025, scaling up releases of 'Friendly' Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes against a surge in urban malaria. The engineered male mosquitoes do not bite or transmit disease and carry a gene that prevents female offspring from surviving, gradually suppressing the invasive, malaria-spreading Anopheles stephensi population first detected in Djibouti in 2012. The program — a partnership between Djibouti's National Malaria Control Program, the nonprofit Association Mutualis, and Oxitec — had conducted East Africa's first GM-mosquito release in May 2024. National malaria cases had risen from hundreds to tens of thousands a year as the invasive mosquito spread.

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Philanthropy

August 2025

Burkina Faso government halts Gates-funded Target Malaria genetically modified mosquito project

In August 2025 the government of Burkina Faso ordered an immediate halt to all activities of Target Malaria — a research consortium funded primarily by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and led by Imperial College London — after the project released roughly 16,000 genetically modified male mosquitoes in the village of Souroukoudingan on August 11. National authorities suspended the work on August 18, sealed the facilities housing the GM mosquitoes, and ordered remaining samples destroyed, while the released insects were eliminated using insecticides. On August 22 the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation announced the project had terminated all activities in the country, citing biosafety concerns, environmental risk, and a desire to keep control of the research national. Burkina Faso had been one of Africa's most prominent testing grounds for gene-drive mosquito technology since the program launched in 2012.

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December 2025

Gates Foundation Pledges $100 Million to Global Financing Facility for Women's and Children's Health 2026–2030

On December 6, 2025, at the Universal Health Coverage High-Level Forum in Tokyo, the Gates Foundation pledged $100 million to the World Bank-hosted Global Financing Facility's 2026–2030 strategy for ending preventable deaths among women, children, and adolescents in LMICs. The pledge brings the foundation's total GFF commitment past $500 million since 2015. The GFF provides catalytic grant financing and technical assistance to strengthen LMIC health systems and expand quality access to health and nutrition services for the world's most vulnerable populations.

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2023

IRS Says Microsoft Owes $28.9 Billion in Back Taxes Over Offshore Profit Shifting

In October 2023, Microsoft disclosed that the U.S. Internal Revenue Service was seeking about $28.9 billion in back taxes, plus penalties and interest, over how the company allocated profits among countries between 2004 and 2013 — years when Bill Gates was Microsoft's chairman. The dispute centers on 'transfer pricing,' including a Puerto Rico manufacturing arrangement that the IRS said let Microsoft shift a large share of U.S. revenue into lower-tax jurisdictions. Microsoft said it disagreed with the IRS's position, believed it had followed the rules, and would contest the claim through the agency's appeals process and potentially the courts — a fight expected to take years. It ranks among the largest tax disputes in U.S. corporate history.

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2023

Gates Goes Public With Girlfriend Paula Hurd

After his 2021 divorce from Melinda French Gates, Bill Gates went public in 2023 with a new relationship: Paula Hurd, an event planner and philanthropist and the widow of Oracle's former co-CEO Mark Hurd, who died in 2019. The two had been seen together at tennis tournaments since 2021 and made their red-carpet debut at the Breakthrough Prize ceremony; Gates has called her his 'serious girlfriend.' Representatives have said the couple is not engaged despite periodic speculation.

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May 2023

Wall Street Journal Reports Epstein Allegedly Tried to Blackmail Gates Over a Past Relationship

In May 2023, The Wall Street Journal reported — and other outlets corroborated — that Jeffrey Epstein had allegedly tried to blackmail Bill Gates in 2017, threatening to expose what the Journal described as a prior relationship between Gates and a Russian bridge player, Mila Antonova, whom Gates had met around 2010. According to the report, Epstein — who had separately paid for Antonova's coding-school tuition — sent Gates a thinly veiled threatening email after Gates declined to back Epstein's proposed charitable fund. Gates has denied any affair; a Gates Foundation spokesperson said he 'met with Epstein solely for philanthropic purposes' and that 'Epstein tried unsuccessfully to leverage a past relationship to threaten Mr Gates.' The allegations are based on reporting of Epstein's correspondence and remain unproven.

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2023

Gates defends his private-jet use against climate-hypocrisy criticism

Bill Gates has repeatedly faced accusations of hypocrisy for campaigning on climate change while flying on private jets, which are far more carbon-intensive than commercial travel. A 2019 Lund University study found Gates took 59 private-jet flights in 2017, generating at least 1,600 tons of CO2. Pressed on the criticism in a 2023 BBC interview, Gates argued he is 'not part of the problem,' saying he buys 'the gold standard' of carbon offsets through Climeworks direct-air capture and funds clean-energy innovation that, he said, far exceeds his footprint.

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Global Health

September 2023

Gates Foundation Commits $100 Million to UNFPA Supplies Partnership

The Gates Foundation made a long-term commitment of up to $100 million to the UNFPA Supplies Partnership, which procures and distributes contraceptives and maternal health commodities to 50-plus low-income countries. UNFPA Supplies is one of the world's largest purchasers of contraceptives, and Gates funding helps guarantee the supply of oral contraceptive pills, condoms, implants, and emergency obstetric supplies for governments that lack foreign currency to procure them independently. The commitment extended a relationship between Gates and UNFPA dating to an MOU signed in 2012.

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Technology

October 2023

Gates Foundation Funds Quantoom Biosciences to Halve mRNA Vaccine Production Costs

The Gates Foundation allocated $20 million to Quantoom Biosciences — the evolved form of Belgian biotech Univercells, which Gates had backed from 2016 — to develop compact, modular mRNA manufacturing systems designed to cut vaccine production costs by 50 percent. Quantoom's platform fits in a standard shipping container, enabling governments to establish domestic mRNA manufacturing at a fraction of the capital cost of conventional vaccine plants. The technology targets the structural bottleneck that keeps mRNA vaccines unaffordable in low-income countries.

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June 15, 2023

Gates Meets President Xi Jinping; Foundation Pledges $50 Million to Tsinghua Drug Discovery Institute

Gates visited China for the first time since 2019, meeting privately with President Xi Jinping, who greeted him as 'an old friend.' The visit focused on global health and agricultural development. Simultaneously, the Gates Foundation announced a renewed five-year $50 million commitment to the Global Health Drug Discovery Institute at Tsinghua University, to be matched by the Beijing Municipal Government — bringing the total to $100 million. Gates was among the first major Western business figures to meet Xi following the pandemic.

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June 2023

Backed UPSIDE Foods — first USDA-approved cultivated chicken receives regulatory green light

Gates-backed UPSIDE Foods (originally Memphis Meats) became one of the first two companies to receive USDA authorization to sell cultivated — or lab-grown — chicken in the United States in June 2023. Gates had invested in Memphis Meats as early as 2016 and participated in the company's $400 million Series C funding round. UPSIDE Foods grows real animal muscle tissue from cells in bioreactors, requiring no slaughter and dramatically fewer land, water, and feed inputs than conventional poultry production. Gates has cited cultivated meat as one of the most promising technologies for reducing livestock agriculture's 14.5% share of global greenhouse gas emissions.

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What are Bill Gates's greatest accomplishments?

Co-founding Microsoft in 1975 and leading it to become the world's largest software company; shipping MS-DOS and Windows, which put a personal computer on hundreds of millions of desks; co-founding the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000, the largest private charitable foundation in history; donating more than $59.5 billion to global health, education, and poverty reduction; and backing breakthrough work in vaccines, polio eradication, and clean energy through TerraPower and Breakthrough Energy.

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What is Bill Gates best known for?

Two things: building Microsoft — co-writing Altair BASIC in 1975, licensing MS-DOS to IBM in 1981, and shipping Windows to the world — and then giving the resulting fortune away. Since 2000 he has been equally known as co-chair of the Gates Foundation, the driving force behind global vaccination campaigns, polio eradication efforts, and pandemic preparedness advocacy.

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What did Bill Gates actually create?

Gates is a programmer by training. He co-wrote the original Altair BASIC interpreter with Paul Allen in 1975 — Microsoft's first product. His larger creation was the company itself: under his leadership as CEO from 1975 to 2000, Microsoft shipped MS-DOS, Windows, Office, and Internet Explorer — the software stack that defined the personal computer era.

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What has Bill Gates done since leaving Microsoft?

He moved to full-time philanthropy in 2008 and left Microsoft's board in 2020. Since then the Gates Foundation has passed $77 billion in total grants; he co-founded TerraPower (advanced nuclear energy) and Breakthrough Energy (climate investment), published How to Avoid a Climate Disaster in 2021, funded mRNA vaccine research critical to the COVID-19 response, and committed 99% of his remaining wealth to the Foundation, which will spend down and close by 2045.

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Bill Gates Accomplishments

Bill Gates Accomplishments

Gates warns AI could be used to design a bioterrorism weapon

Gates calls Epstein 'draft email' STI allegations 'absurd and completely false'

Gates tells House Oversight Committee that meeting Epstein was 'a grave error in judgment'

Gates-funded World Mosquito Program cuts Colombia dengue by half — viral 'bacteria mosquito' claims debunked

US House Oversight Committee Issues Subpoena to Gates Foundation Over Epstein-Era Documents

Fortune Investigation Links Gates Associates Melanie Walker and Steven Sinofsky to Ongoing Epstein Contact

Melinda French Gates Says Epstein Revelations Caused Her 'Unbelievable Sadness' in First Post-Divorce Interview

DOJ Releases Three Million Epstein Documents Including Emails Referencing Gates

Melinda Gates cites Epstein ties as factor in divorce — states Gates 'has to answer' for it

Breakthrough Energy lays off its climate policy teams as Gates retreats from advocacy

The Giving Pledge turns 15 amid scrutiny that most signers are richer than ever

Warren Buffett donates a record $6 billion, reaffirming the Gates Foundation gets nothing after his death

Bill Gates remains America's largest private farmland owner amid renewed debate

Gates-funded Oxitec 'Friendly' mosquitoes scaled up in Djibouti to fight urban malaria

Burkina Faso government halts Gates-funded Target Malaria genetically modified mosquito project

Gates Foundation Pledges $100 Million to Global Financing Facility for Women's and Children's Health 2026–2030

IRS Says Microsoft Owes $28.9 Billion in Back Taxes Over Offshore Profit Shifting

Gates Goes Public With Girlfriend Paula Hurd

Wall Street Journal Reports Epstein Allegedly Tried to Blackmail Gates Over a Past Relationship

Gates defends his private-jet use against climate-hypocrisy criticism

Gates Foundation Commits $100 Million to UNFPA Supplies Partnership

Gates Foundation Funds Quantoom Biosciences to Halve mRNA Vaccine Production Costs

Gates Meets President Xi Jinping; Foundation Pledges $50 Million to Tsinghua Drug Discovery Institute

Backed UPSIDE Foods — first USDA-approved cultivated chicken receives regulatory green light

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