I'm not really sure what cost $300 million about this ad campaign. Let's do the math:

 

Seinfeld's salary: $10 million, although that's rather steep considering he's done absolutely nothing for the last decade.

 

Production: $500,000, have you seen these ads? What about them possibly costs money to shoot? Did they have to rent the entire city th...

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Apple has been tearing Microsoft a new one for a very long time now with their uber-trendy John Hodgeman/Justin Long Mac vs. PC ads. And as annoying as that format became, even the new ones are still more entertaining than 98% of commercials you'll see out there ("Head On! Apply directly to the forehead!").

 

So when it was announced that Micros...

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Oh snap! Poor old Billy Gates is no longer the richest man in the world. Warrett Buffet knocked the Microsoft nerd extraordinaire from his pedestal, and now there’s a new crop shaking their money makers. Two leaders are the 28-year-old Boston University alum, Nishita Shah, and entertainer/producer Tyler Perry.

  

Forbes has released its list of ...

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Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and one of the richest men in the world, is officially stepping down from his position of power today. Going forward, he will devote his time and attention on charity work. He won’t sever his ties with Microsoft completely though. He will remain the company’s non-executive chairman.

 

One of Bill Gates’ ch...

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Worried that your coffee runs and demotion to the status of an indentured servant are for nothing? Fret not, as these famous designers, actors, and sports stars prove you are in good company, and if everything works out, you, too, can become as successful and world-renowned as them.

Frank Lloyd Wright- One of the most recognizable names in arch

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Bill Gates scored a 1590 on his SATs and enrolled as an undecided undergrad at Harvard, only to take an unfinished "leave of absence" two years later to start the tiny software company that ultimately became Microsoft. Almost thirty years later, Microsoft actually tried to recruit Mark Zuckerberg before he went off to Harvard to, oh-so-ironicall

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