Free agent guard Caris LeVert has agreed to a two-year, $29 million deal with the Detroit Pistons, sources tell ESPN. Mark ...

Former Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer makes $1 billion a year from Microsoft dividends. The huge tech company has a dividend of $3.32 per year.

The people on the list above Ballmer all started huge tech companies. These include Tesla’s Elon Musk at $368 billion, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg at $241 billion, Oracle’s Larry Ellison at $234 ...

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Recently, LaVar made a plea to Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer to put all three of his sons on his team. “So the Clippers, bring them God dang Ball boys home and let’s go get this ...

Bruski tweeted through his Twitter, now X account, that the LA Clippers owner, Steve Ballmer, was crying in a team meeting with Kevin Durant. According to the tweet, which was posted in 2016, the ...

Steve Ballmer, the founder of USAFacts and former Microsoft CEO, will be stepping in in the interim, and hopes to fill role by the end of the year (or sooner).

The sixth richest person in the world is former Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer. He has a net worth of $164 billion, below that of his former boss Bill Gates, the founder of ...

Amid the frenzy of Durant’s 2016 free agency, NBA reporter Aaron Bruski claimed Clippers owner Steve Ballmer was moved to tears while meeting the star forward.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer revealed his iconic “Developers! Developers! Developers!” chant stemmed from frustration with the company's internal focus on infrastructure over attracting ...

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has agreed to pay a record $2 billion to buy the Los Angeles Clippers from Shelly Sterling, wife of disgraced owner Donald Sterling, who was banned from the ...

We were too confident. I don’t think we stuck with Windows too long. I think what we did is we tried to put Windows in places that it didn’t naturally go. Former Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer ...