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 ...

In a 60 Minutes interview, former Microsoft CEO and LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his wife Connie share their vision for philanthropy and address whether they'd ever be in the market for ...

Steve Ballmer said his investment strategy is partly influenced by Warren Buffett. But Ballmer, whose net worth is larger than Buffett's, has an unconventional investment portfolio. More than 80% ...

Steve Ballmer Has Cracked the Code to a Successful Second Act The former Microsoft CEO is all in on the L.A. Clippers and their new arena.

Steve Ballmer said his investment strategy is partly influenced by Warren Buffett. But Ballmer, whose net worth is larger than Buffett's, has an unconventional investment portfolio. More than 80% ...

Steve Ballmer, ex-CEO of Microsoft, described his emotional detachment process from the company and how it influenced his philanthropic endeavors.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reveals he nearly sold all his Microsoft stock after leaving the company. It would have cost him billions.

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Steve Ballmer Once Said This About Being A Billionaire: 'Who...Ever Thinks They're Going To Have Enough Money To Own A Basketball Team?,' Admitted He Was 'Fundamentally Changed' By Wealth And ...

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Ballmer did his best to help the Clippers and their fans before Saturday night's Game 7 against the Denver Nuggets. Ballmer went out of his way to buy out an entire section for fans from "The Wall ...

Part of what makes Steve Ballmer a second-act success story is that he didn’t try to re-create his corporate life. Here’s why the former Microsoft CEO is all in on the LA Clippers.