The Gates Foundation has launched an independent investigation into ties between the philanthropic organization and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The foundation, which provides billions of ...

The Gates Foundation plans to cut up to 500 jobs, or about 20% of its staff, in the coming years as part of a long-term restructuring as the foundation also undergoes an external review of its ties to ...

The Gates Foundation is cutting up to 500 jobs, or roughly 20% of its staff, over the next several years and has opened an external review of its engagement with the late financier and convicted sex ...

The action comes after the release of the Epstein files, in which Bill Gates and some former advisers figure prominently. By Theodore Schleifer The Gates Foundation has authorized an outside review of ...

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will appear before the House Oversight panel in June as part of its investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a person familiar with the matter told The Hill.

At Off Alley, the chef Evan Leichtling builds sumptuous dishes from odds and ends of the Pacific Northwest. Credit... Supported by By Tejal Rao Reviewing from Seattle, Tejal Rao is a chief restaurant ...

The Gates Foundation's stock portfolio has a total of 23 positions, but it is rather concentrated, with 96% of its assets invested in its 10 largest holdings. But there is one that is the largest ...

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has apologized to staff at his philanthropic foundation over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, telling attendees at a Gates Foundation town hall on Tuesday that mistakes he ...