Bill Gates

Stephen Richter called the controversial company behind the Arizona election audit a "disgrace."

A new global survey asked more than 42,000 people, across dozens of countries, who they most admired.

The Giving Pledge announced that another 14 billionaires would be signing the pledge to donate more than half of their wealth to charitable organizations.

Billionaire Jeff T. Green, who has a reported net worth of $6 billion, has agreed to give away more than 90 percent of his fortune before or at his death.

America's 745 billionaires are now worth more than $5 trillion combined, up from just under $3 trillion in March 2020.

The Tesla CEO's wealth is even more notable when compared with other famous billionaires.

Gates was in London to attend dinner with U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who invited 20 of the most influential business figures to Downing Street.

Gates recently denied that he engaged in a "flirtatious" relationship with a female employee back in 2007.

They "know it's all BS, but need to be seen doing something," said Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer.

Republican official Jack Sellers accused those promoting election lies of seeking to "gain political power and raise money by fostering mistrust."

Zuckerberg's net worth has been plummeting, with his company losing value since mid-September, when leaked internal documents were first published.

"I think the time has come...I will not stand for this type of leadership," said Maricopa County Supervisor Clint Hickman, a Republican.

The Florida woman blamed "hospital protocols" preventing the use of the drug for the death rates cited by "pro maskers."

The Microsoft founder was filmed watching Rock's stand-up special on TV.

Recent findings revealed the fortune of U.S billionaires surged by nearly two-thirds from $3 trillion at the start of the COVID-19 crisis to $4.8 trillion.

There's an ongoing fight to be at the top in the billionaire club.

The Maricopa County Republican blamed "members of the Arizona state Senate and other Republicans across the country" for driving the threats.

Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates said he shared "several dinners" with Jeffrey Epstein in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos are among the high-profile executives at the invite-only conference.

Foundation CEO Mark Suzman said it was the right time to expand the board of trustees and diversify the foundation's leadership.

Protestors in London called for the arrest of Bill Gates who has been at the center of conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic for the past year.

On Wednesday, Buffett also announced that he will resign as the trustee at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. His resignation comes less than two months after the billionaire couple announced their divorce.

In a press release sent to Newsweek, investment management firm Arjuna Capital said, "In the wake of recent allegations of sexual misconduct on the job by former CEO Bill Gates, Microsoft's shareholder meeting in December 2021 will face a proxy resolution."

Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted in correspondence that he was not getting "much sleep" during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The man who has been the manager of the vast majority of Bill Gates' billion-dollar fortune has been accused of creating a "culture of fear" per an investigation by The New York Times.

"There was an affair almost 20 years ago which ended amicably," said a spokesperson for Gates. "Bill's decision to transition off the board was in no way related to this matter."

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the third-largest funder of the WHO, said it expects the U.N. to lead a thorough investigation into the accusations of sexual abuse by doctors working for the organization as soon as possible.

Bill and Melinda Gates announced their divorce last week and The Wall Street Journal reports that the separation of the 25-year marriage has been in the works since at least 2019.

Parody Tinder accounts pretending to be the newly single tech mogul have emerged following the announcement of Bill and Melinda Gates' divorce.

According to court filings, Bill and Melinda Gates seem to have written up an agreement on how to split their numerous assets as they prepare for their divorce.