Bill Gates, who dropped out of Harvard to start Microsoft, wasn't a fan of school from an early age.

My Beginnings,’ Gates reminisces about the excitement of growing up amid the “limitless potential” of the 1960s, with a ...

As I fire up the laptop to write this review, a company called Microsoft — or Micro-Soft as it started — asks me for an ...

The tech billionaire offers glimpses of humanity in the first of three planned memoirs, such as his childhood nickname of ...

It's towards the end of our interview that Bill Gates ... School in Seattle, in eighth grade, he competed in a four-state regional maths exam and did so well that, at 13, he was one of the best ...

It's towards the end of our interview that Bill ... Gates is a maths guy and it shows. At Lakeside School in Seattle, in eighth grade, he competed in a four-state regional maths exam and did so well ...

I wanted the chance to see how I stacked up against the other brainy kids from a much wider pool than Lakeside,” Gates said.

In his new book, Gates recalls a unique childhood that led him to build a technology empire. We talk BASIC, old PCs, ...

"Bill Gates is the John McEnroe of the tech world," said Steven Poole in The Guardian. "Once a snotty brat whom everyone ...

As he prepares to turn 70 later this year, Microsoft founder Bill ... Gates also had the advantage of growing up in a family that could afford to pay for him to attend a private high school ...

The Microsoft cofounder talked about his ‘pretty ideal’ childhood, with one shocking loss, at a Harvard Book Store event on Monday evening Bill Gates ... felt when his high school best friend ...