Gates reflects on his time with his Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen By Zosha Millman, SeattlePIUpdatedOct 16, 2018 3:47 p.m.

I met Paul Allen when I was in 7th grade, and it changed my life. I looked up to him right away. He was two years ahead of me in school, really tall, and proved to be a genius with computers ...

Bill Gates is paying tribute his late friend, Paul Allen, who co-founded Microsoft with him in 1975.

What we didn't know was that Paul Allen also has his own HD film crew following him around. That crew was rolling back in 2007 when Allen and Bill Gates took a trip down memory lane, to a now ...

Paul Gilbert with the original computer that he built for Traf-O-Data, the company that Bill Gates and Paul Allen started before they founded Microsoft. (Photo Courtesy George Sammit) Microsoft is ...

Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, says that in 1982 he overheard Bill Gates, the other co-founder, discuss with Steve Ballmer, now the company's chief executive, how they could reduce Allen ...

Would Bill Gates have become the world's richest man without Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen? Would Paul Allen have made the billionaires list without Bill Gates?

People assumed Bill Gates and Paul Allen, who co-founded Microsoft, were great friends and business partners. Allen's new memoir gives us a different picture of their relationship and claims Gates ...

Gates describes Allen as “one of my oldest friends and the first business partner I ever had.” The two co-founded Microsoft and forever changed the world of technology.

Bill Gates may be best known as the brain behind Microsoft, but before he became one of the richest men in the world, he was a young tech geek with a heavy foot on the gas pedal. Long before self ...

Bloomberg recalculated Bill Gates' net worth as $52 billion lower to reflect charitable giving, sending him seven places down ...

What we didn't know was that Paul Allen also has his own HD film crew following him around. That crew was rolling back in 2007 when Allen and Bill Gates took a trip down memory lane, to a now ...