Earlier this week, a handful of the richest people in the world convened at a five-star hotel in midtown Manhattan to discuss typical titans-of-industry fodder: overseas expansion, the future of media,

The Los Angeles Clippers and superstar Kawhi Leonard find themselves under a microscope after reports that owner Steve Ballmer funded a shell company to

As the fire from the controversy involving the Los Angeles Clippers, owner Steve Ballmer, the team's superstar Kawhi Leonard and embattled environmental firm Aspiration rages on, Mark Cuban doubled down on his assertion that Ballmer was nothing more than just a victim of a scam perpetuated by the company in question.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver said clear evidence must be found that the Clippers violated salary cap rules for owner Steve Ballmer to be punished.

Aspiration has a history with the Clippers, as the company even attempted to outbid Intuit for naming rights to their new arena. Steve Ballmer claims that he is a victim of Aspiration's wrongdoing, as he was an investor in this company before it filed for bankruptcy.

GeekWire Podcast dives into Steve Ballmer’s Clippers controversy, OpenAI’s $1.1B Statsig acquisition in Seattle, and the latest Google antitrust ruling with big implications for Microsoft.