As Microsoft prepares to mark its 50th anniversary, company veterans are reflecting on the pivotal role of the late Paul Allen, who started the company with Bill Gates in 1975.

According to a report published by Develop, Steve Jobs was literally “furious” when Microsoft announced they had acquired Bungie in 2000, and called Steve Ballmer as soon as he learned about the deal.

The love-hate relationship between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, two of the biggest names in personal computing from the late ...

Marc Andreessen described Steve Jobs as a demanding yet transformative force with high standards and deep respect for quality ...

In an effort to bring manufacturing back to the United States, the Donald Trump administration announced significant tariffs ...

Here's what happened between the two tech billionaires and how it has impacted Apple and Microsoft. More from Explainers Bill Gates and Steve Jobs partnered in the early years of their companies ...

Bill Gates made it clear that lumping Elon Musk and Steve Jobs into the same "visionary" category isn't just lazy—it misses the point entirely. In an interview with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker, the ...

Kovach: Steve Jobs said, "I love it ... They have Dropbox, they've got all the Google products, they've got all the Microsoft products. And they turn to us and they're like, "Hey, can someone ...

Bill Gates differentiated Elon Musk and Steve Jobs, acknowledging their distinct contributions to technology. Gates ...

Steve Jobs was probably the last beloved tech leader the world will ever have—and that’s a good thing Steve Jobs will probably be the last beloved tech leader the world will ever have.