This exclusive club includes former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Apple CEO Tim Cook. Most of us aren’t company founders or wealthy heirs. But is it possible to maximize your 9-to-5 and reach ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer are among the few exceptions. Forbes identified only 26 people on its list of 760 US billionaires who are ...

With all the subtlety of the Kool-Aid man crashing through a wall, Steve Ballmer entered the NBA in 2014…. after a run as Microsoft's CEO, Ballmer bought the perpetually lousy LA Clippers for ...

The 10th richest person in the world, Steve Ballmer likes his nonpartisan method ... But he promises that USAFacts “won’t cook the books.” The 68-year-old prefers his approach over giving ...

INGLEWOOD, Calif. -- Days before what he considers to be the true grand opening of the Intuit Dome, Steve Ballmer pondered if anything in the LA Clippers' new $2 billion stadium could've turned ...

Former Microsoft CEO and LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has consistently ranked among the world's wealthiest billionaires. Despite his vast fortune, friends say Ballmer is still the kind of guy ...

Steve Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO, spent $2 billion on the arena, which opened in August. The arena also features audio sensors to gauge fan enthusiasm and a massive "halo" screen. The Intuit ...

SEE MORE There’s a method to what might otherwise appear to be madness. People who worked with Steve Ballmer at Microsoft already know this, but it came through for a national audience on “60 ...

Clippers owner Steve Ballmer sat with the fans in this section. Ballmer clearly made an effort to create a genuinely fun atmosphere at this NBA arena, and he is personally putting in the work to ...

Steve Ballmer, who served as Microsoft’s CEO from 2000 to 2014, has seen his wealth grow substantially over the course of his career — and even more substantially since his 2014 retirement.

On Wednesday, the Clippers will host their first regular-season NBA game at Intuit Dome, in Inglewood, whose $2-billion-plus construction bill was footed by Steve Ballmer, the tech billionaire.