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🚨 JUST IN: BILL GATES OUT OF THE TOP 10 RICHEST 📉
A massive $51B valuation adjustment has officially pushed Bill Gates to #12 globally with a net worth of ~$106B.
Meanwhile, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has surged to ~$173B, securing a place among the world’s wealthiest — powered by long-term $MSFT stock growth. 📈
Philanthropy continues to reshape Gates’ wealth trajectory, proving purpose can outweigh profit. 🌍
Will we see Gates climb back into the Top 10 or stay focused on giving it away? 🤔
#BillGates #SteveBallmer
#wealthbuilding #Billionaires #Markets
A massive $51B valuation adjustment has officially pushed Bill Gates to #12 globally with a net worth of ~$106B.
Meanwhile, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has surged to ~$173B, securing a place among the world’s wealthiest — powered by long-term $MSFT stock growth. 📈
Philanthropy continues to reshape Gates’ wealth trajectory, proving purpose can outweigh profit. 🌍
Will we see Gates climb back into the Top 10 or stay focused on giving it away? 🤔
#BillGates #SteveBallmer
#wealthbuilding #Billionaires #Markets
📢 Steve Ballmer Pledges $170M/Year for Free Preschool Expansion
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has committed up to $170 million every year for the next decade to help Washington State expand its free preschool program for low-income families.
The funding will support the state’s ECEAP program and is expected to create around 10,000 new full-day preschool seats — one of the largest early-education boosts in the state’s history.
Officials say the donation arrives at the perfect time, after recent budget cuts threatened preschool access for thousands of children. Ballmer’s plan is meant to accelerate the state’s long-term goal of making high-quality early learning available to every eligible child.
A powerful example of how public–private partnerships can transform opportunities for the next generation.
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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has committed up to $170 million every year for the next decade to help Washington State expand its free preschool program for low-income families.
The funding will support the state’s ECEAP program and is expected to create around 10,000 new full-day preschool seats — one of the largest early-education boosts in the state’s history.
Officials say the donation arrives at the perfect time, after recent budget cuts threatened preschool access for thousands of children. Ballmer’s plan is meant to accelerate the state’s long-term goal of making high-quality early learning available to every eligible child.
A powerful example of how public–private partnerships can transform opportunities for the next generation.
#SteveBallmer #Education #Washington #Philanthropy #BinanceSquares
$BTC $ETH $BNB
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