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How Steve Ballmer went from selling brownie mix to running Microsoft and owning the LA Clippers

Billionaire Steve Ballmer bought the LA Clippers in 2014 after a run as Microsoft's CEO. These days, he's focusing his energy on the Intuit Dome — the Clippers' new home — and on getting an NBA title. read more

Steve Ballmer: Winning Championships Is Good Business - The Wall Street ...

Former Microsoft CEO and L.A. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer compares his responsibilities running a tech company to owning a professional basketball ... Winning Championships Is Good Business ... read more

For Steve Ballmer, Building An NBA Champion Is Harder Than Running ...

Steve Ballmer has a decision to make. The $80 billion man, owner of the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers and former CEO of Microsoft, where he’s still the biggest individual shareholder, is building ... read more

Steve Ballmer: How to be a good listener - Yahoo Finance

Steve Ballmer started at Microsoft as Bill Gates’s assistant in 1980, when he was employee number 30. He later went on to become its CEO at the height of the DOT com bubble. His unmatched energy ... read more

Steve Ballmer on ′60 Minutes′: Microsoft, Clippers, and sorry, no ...

Steve Ballmer on ′60 Minutes′: Microsoft, Clippers, and sorry, no Seattle Seahawks by Todd Bishop on October 14, 2024 at 10:04 am October 14, 2024 at 10:19 am Share 26 Tweet Share Reddit Email ... read more

Clippers' Steve Ballmer 'hated' seeing Paul George bolt to 76ers

Steve Ballmer was less than thrilled to see Paul George walk out of the door, though he did his best to keep the nine-time All-Star in Los Angeles. read more

Steve Ballmer, who started as Bill Gates’ assistant, is the 5th ...

Steve Ballmer, who joined Microsoft as its 24th-ever employee in 1980, has seen his wealth balloon over the past year to reach some $117 billion, per Bloomberg’s data on Tuesday. read more

Steve Ballmer is set to make $1 billion a year for doing nothing

For most people, passive income is a bit of extra pocket change that requires minimal effort to earn to supplement a main source of income. For Steve Ballmer, it’s $1 billion. read more