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Valerie June by Renata Raksha, Press Photo courtesy of Shore Fire Media Valerie June’s new album “The Moon And Stars: Prescriptions For Dreamers” arrives on March 12. Three days later, the acclaimed artist will support the release with a late-night television appearance. According to NBC, she will perform on the March 15 edition of “Late Night With Seth Meyers.” As of press time, she is set to perform single “Call Me A Fool” on the broadcast. In addition to the performance, the Ma...

The Microsoft founder’s new book further strengthens our conviction about investing in the energy transition.

In December we wrote about the world’s drive to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.  A laudable goal, the World Energy Outlook (WEO) 2020 illustrates a possible path to getting there.  This would be achieved through...

 Thank you, Federal Reserve. A signed rookie card of Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic sold for $4.6 million on Sunday, according to the Dallas Morning News.  It is reportedly the highest price ever paid for a basketball card. Prices have been exploding but this one-of-a-kind card takes things to a new level.  A signed Giannis Antetokounmpo rookie card sold for $1.812 million in September, and a LeBron James signed rookie card sold for $1.8 million in July. Tom Brady had a rookie card sold ...

In his new book, the Microsoft cofounder argues that doubling down on innovation can move the world closer to net-zero emissions.

Target Net Zero by 2050 In his new book on climate change and its adverse impact in the future, Bill Gates urges everyone to remember two things: Net Zero and 2050. Asad Mirza (Asad Mirza is a political commentator. He can be contacted at asad.mirza.nd@gmail.com. The views expressed are personal) In his new book on climate change and its adverse impact in the future, Bill Gates urges everyone to remember two things: Net Zero and 2050. It seems as if, after having grappled with malaria, HIV...

Everyone must come together for climate: Bill Gates (Ld) ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Fri, Feb 26 2021 20:51 IST | ​ 0 Views Bill Gates. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Feb 26 : Technologist and philanthropist Bill Gates, talking about the perils of climate change in a conversation with Alok Sharma, President of the COP26 Climate Conference, said that it was important that climate be a bi-partisan issue as "we must cap thirty years of progress, not just four years". Speaking at the ...

INDIA New England News Harvard Staff Writer/The Harvard Gazette Two numbers may frame the future of the world’s climate: 51 billion and zero. Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates stressed both figures during an online Harvard Science Book Talk. Fifty-one billion tons of greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere each year. Zero is the number the planet needs to reach by the year 2050 to avoid worldwide climate catastrophe, Gates told viewers on Monday night...

Las Vegas Weekly [Big This Week] Big this Week: HBO’s ‘The Lady and the Dale’ documentary, The Doo Wop Kings at the Vegas Room, Bill Gates’ climate book and more The Lady and the Dale Photo: Warner Media / Courtesy Podcast: Girls Just Want to Have Fun Hosted by Saira Rahman, HMBradley’s vice president of finance, and her friend Megan McShane, this podcast finds two very different millennials diving into the world of money in a way that actually makes saving and investing sound inter...

At age 65, Bill Gates continues to walk through life with all of the brashness of an algebra teacher. While his peers among the ultrarich enjoy crocodile breeding, dating pop stars, or traveling by hot-air balloon, the cofounder of Microsoft has devoted his spare time to book collecting and games of bridge. With a soft voice and vigorously boring fashion sense, it’s as if he’s trying to politely underplay his immense success as a businessman or the $36 billion he and his wife, Melinda...