Bill Gates announced plans Thursday to give away “virtually all” of his estimated $200 billion fortune. The Microsoft founder, 69, said he wants to distribute his money within the next 20 ...

As amended, the bill would require applicants for state bonding to indicate whether they have a plan for “maintenance and preservation of the project,” among other requirements.

Katy Grannan for The New York Times Supported by By David Wallace-Wells Today the Gates Foundation celebrates its 25th anniversary by announcing its plans to ... just 35 and Bill Gates was 44 ...

Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and a tech industry titan, recently announced plans to give away 99% of his wealth by 2045, but not everyone is convinced. The billionaire ...

When Bill and Melinda French Gates created the Gates ... away most of his wealth.Gates announced on Thursday that he now plans to distribute "virtually all" of his wealth — around $200 billion ...

The billionaire says his foundation will close in 2045. Billionaire Bill Gates is making plans for his massive fortune, which has an estimated worth of $107 billion. Gates told the Associated ...

NEW YORK -- When Bill and Melinda French Gates created the ... Gates announced on Thursday that he now plans to distribute "virtually all" of his wealth - around $200 billion, he estimates ...

The Alaska House of Representatives has narrowly passed a bill that would reopen two state defined benefit plans that have been closed to new hires since 2006. The bill, HB 78, was passed 21-19 in ...

Two senators reintroduced bipartisan legislation today designed to give Americans aged 18 to 20 years old access to employer-sponsored retirement plans. Senators Bill Cassidy, Republican chair of ...