Bill Gates

Discussing what it was like to raise Bill Gates, with Bill Gates, Sr., 'Showing Up For Life' author and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.

PASSPORT TO LOVE is a romantic comedy set in modern day Saigon, Vietnam and Orange Country, USA. Khang is a charming and handsome playboy; Hieu is his earnest and hardworking Bill Gates wannabe sidekick. The Boys are sent to study abroad in the U.S. and to bring home a coveted American University Degree. Once in America, Khang s life spirals into chaos when he falls for a young, single mother who also happens to be the police officer that books him. Meanwhile, Hieu is trapped between the tempting pageant girl, Jennifer and his almost too perfect fianc , Thao, back home. As Khang seeks love in a whole different direction, the once self-assured Hieu finds himself riddled with indecision.

Warren Buffett and Bill Gates both say gold is not the place to invest. CNBC.com's senior editor Jeff Cox offers insight on the precious metal.

Discussing the details of Bill Gates' perspective on equities, with Margie Patel, Wells Fargo Funds Management; John Barr, Needham Aggressive Growth Fund; and CNBC's Bob Pisani.

'The challenge with currencies is all the big ones have some difficulty,' says Bill Gates. 'It's not like the Americans have solved their deficit.' Meanwhile Warren Buffett also shares his view on currencies.

Bill Gates told CNBC that Mark Zuckerberg reminds him of himself in 'certain ways.' Meanwhile Warren Buffett says there's a 'certain similarity' between Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg. 'They both have this intense focus,' he tells CNBC's Becky Quick.

March 7 (Bloomberg) -- Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft Corp., the world s largest software company, is technology s richest man. The chairman of Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft, was worth $61.3 billion as of the close of U.S. tra...

The Op-Ed columnist Thomas L. Friedman and Bill Gates discuss the future of American competitiveness, innovation and education and the state of the current political debate.

Karl is amazed by what he finds inside a Japanese shopping center: a walking robot, a toilet that must have been made by Bill Gates and a 'crisp picker-upper-er.'

Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates answers questions from iReporters about global charity.

Dr. Walter Orenstein, Deputy Director of Vaccine Delivery at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, describes how the polio virus is spread and how it affects the nervous systems of its unsuspecting victims.

Bill Gates, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, discusses vaccines, poverty and technology's role in health care, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.