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EXCLUSIVE: 'He wasn't just this little computer nerd.' Bill Gates biographer tells how the young Microsoft founder would visit nude nightclubs and hire strippers to come to his Seattle home and swim naked with his friends Biographer James Wallace wrote two books on Bill Gates in the 1990s, shortly after he became the world's youngest billionaire  In an interview with DailyMail.com, Wallace, 74, revealed the Microsoft founder was actually a hard-partying bachelor and was not just a 'little computer nerd'     'A lot of those Microsoft kids back then, they were young guys in pizza-stained t-...

James Wallace alleged that Bill Gates was "no choir boy" in his early days. The former Seattle Post-Intelligencer investigative reporter, who wrote two books about the Microsoft co-founder in the ‘90s, wondered if the billionaire would go back to his hard-partying bachelor days now that his marriage to Melinda Gates is over. "A lot of those Microsoft kids back then, they were young guys in pizza-stained t-shirts for two or three days working on software code," he told the U.K.’s DailyMail on Monday. "Then they would have some pretty wild parties, where they would go out and get strippers ...

By Murdo Morrison2021-04-22T10:56:00+01:00 The early to mid-1960s were arguably aerospace’s most creative age, outside wartime. From the first manned space missions to the genesis of vertical take-off fighters, supersonic transports, and jumbo jets, engineers were dreaming big. The period also saw the birth of the business jet, an invention that fused glamour, security, and time machine for those Tom Wolfe would term the Masters of the Universe in booming corporate America. Source: Bombardier The Learjet 23 led the way, first flown in October 1963 Bill Lear’s Learjet 23 was the only US ...

 - April 7, 2021, 11:25 AM The skies look much brighter for Eclipse 500 very light jet owners more than four months after international fuel supplier AML Global purchased the assets of that program out of bankruptcy. Once again operating under the name Eclipse Aerospace (EAI), top priorities for the company include stabilizing parts, maintenance, and AOG support for owners and shoring up vendor relationships, interim CEO Mike Press told AIN. "Most, if not all, vendors have an interest in returning, especially after hearing about our plans to refurbish/upgrade the fleet aircraft and possibl...

 - April 5, 2021, 10:32 AM NBAA has reinforced its leadership team with the addition of industry veteran Andrew Broom as senior v-p of strategy, marketing, and innovation, and the promotions of long-time employees Jo Damato and Doug Carr to senior v-p roles. The appointment of Broom follows the announced planned departure of Mike Nichols, who is senior v-p of strategy and innovation but is retiring from the association at the end of April following a nearly 20-year career there. Broom brings a background of business aviation association experience including with the General Aviation Manufac...