Microsoft's former CEO claims that the company was too confident in Windows, preventing it from succeeding in the mobile market.

Former Microsoft Corporation CEO Steve Ballmer publicly acknowledged the tech giant's critical strategic error in mobile computing.

Former Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer disclosed a previously unknown rift with co-founder Bill Gates that left the tech executives not speaking for an entire year during Ballmer's transition to ...

The new arena cost $2 billion to build and is owned by Steve Ballmer, who also owns the Clippers. The arena features a 38,000-square-foot halo-like video board over the court and a 51-row section ...

It's easy to make fun of him, but I think L.A. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer actually deserves a lot of credit. He's invested a lot in the Clippers' fanbase and the franchise on the whole.

That’s when he began to realize, “This guy has a lot of potential.” Steve Ballmer with former Microsoft Windows NT leader David Cutler, right, at a 2018 Clippers game. (GeekWire Photo ...

Steve Ballmer ... appearing in a commercial-style movie to entertain employees and promote Windows 1.0. In this parody movie, Ballmer emphasizes that 'outside of Nebraska,' but this is said ...

Steve Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO, spent $2 billion on the arena, which opened in August. The arena also features audio sensors to gauge fan enthusiasm and a massive "halo" screen. The Intuit ...

Former Microsoft CEO and LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has consistently ... We want you to write software for Windows,'" Ballmer said. Looking back on it now, Ballmer admits he feels a little ...

Steve Ballmer: That's a guy who really wanted to fire people up. To say, "Hey, we love you. We want you to write software for Windows. We'll (clap) support you. This (clap) is a great opportunity ...

Earlier this week, Steve Ballmer's wealth briefly overtook that of his former boss, Bill Gates. It was only a brief blip, though: They're now tied at $158 billion, Bloomberg data shows.