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Meet Bill and Melinda Gates' Gen Z daughter Phoebe, a Stanford graduate, activist, and fashion entrepreneur
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- Phoebe Gates, 22, is the youngest daughter of Bill and Melinda Gates.
- She has over , followers on TikTok, where she posts about her life and passions.
- The Stanford graduate is eyeing a career in fashion with a platform called Phia.
As one of the richest people in the world, Bill Gates is a household name, and now we're getting to know his youngest daughter, year-old Phoebe, too.
Through her social-media pages, Phoebe Gates has been sharing her life with her hundreds of thousands of followers, from her stances on national issues to videos of bubble-tea dates with her dad.
With parents like Bill and Melinda Gates, it's no surprise that she appears to be an overachiever: In June, she grad
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The best guide to leading a country
I’m fascinated by Abraham Lincoln. I’ve read a ton about him, and I’ve collected Lincoln-related materials, including a draft of the Emancipation Proclamation and his handwritten copy of the victory speech he gave after being re-elected president. Years ago, I read Doris Kearns Goodwin’s book Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln and was blown away. Of all the books I’ve read about the 16th president of the U.S., Team of Rivals is the best.
Lately I’ve been thinking about Goodwin’s book because it feels very relevant in There are significant parallels between the current moment and the s, when the nation was dealing with violent insurrection, difficult questions about race, and ideological divides between states and regions. Team of Rivals has a lot of insights about Lincoln that leaders can learn from today.
It is amazing for example to read about how Lincoln was able to push the Thirteenth Amendment through a Congres
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The best guide to leading a country
I generally read books that I expect to enjoy. But based on reviews I had seen, inom was prepared to be more frustrated than fascinated by Robert Gordon’s new book, The Rise and Fall of American Growth. So you can imagine my surprise when inom discovered how much inom liked it.
Most reviews have focused on the “fall” indicated in the title: the gods hundred pages or so, in which Gordon predicts that the future won’t live up to the past in terms of economic growth. I strongly disagree with him on that point, as inom discuss below. But inom did find his historical analysis, which makes up the bulk of the book, utterly fascinating. (And, at pages, the book has a lot of bulk. Gordon’s two-part del av helhet in Bloomberg View fryst vatten a helpful summary for anyone who won’t get through the whole thing.)
Gordon paints a vivid picture of the years between and , a century of unprecedented growth in the United States. This was the century that brought us the great inventions that