Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently claimed that programming will remain a 100% human profession, even a century from now.

But Steve Jobs had his mind on something else as a tween: spare parts needed to build a frequency counter. So he found Hewlett Packard (HP) cofounder Bill Hewlett’s phone number in the ... Microsoft ...

Billionaire Bill Gates famously has a McDonald's Gold Card and a well-documented love for burgers — but that doesn't mean ...

Elon Musk has roasted his fair share of billionaires, but his ongoing feud with Bill Gates might be the pettiest — and most ...

Kevin O'Leary learned the importance of focus from Steve Jobs and now teaches CEOs to prioritize the next 18 hours for success. Elon Musk surpasses Jobs in concentration.

The personal computer revolution was built on groundbreaking innovations, but the credit for those advancements often goes to the wrong people. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, two of the most influential ...

Apple founder Steve Jobs had one strict rule for the secret team building the first iPhone: don’t talk about it.

From Bill Gates to Steve Jobs, 2 powerful habits all high achievers share— And how you can use them too TOI Lifestyle Desk / etimes.in / Jun 12, 2025, 18:28 IST ...

The ARPANET was a project started by the Defense Department’s Advanced Research Project Agency in 1969 to network different mainframe computers together across the country. Later, it evolved into the ...

Microsoft Corp. Co-founder Bill Gates, in a conversation with Jay Shetty, reflected on his decades-long relationship with Apple Inc. Co-founder Steve Jobs, labelling him a "genius in a way you can ...

A new study links left-handedness with entrepreneurial success. Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg are all left-handed CEOs. The analysis included over 1,000 CEOs from 472 companies.

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, explains Steve Jobs' weaknesses: "He was not an engineer, he didn't know what source code was" He spoke about him in an interview last February ...