Not exact matches
In fact, while the
billionaire doesn't mention it in his op - ed piece, he has also reportedly been involved in financing
several other lawsuits against Gawker that haven't gone to trial, some of which have even less legal merit than the Gawker case.
After successfully funding a campaign to pass a soda tax in Philadelphia,
billionaire former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg is preparing to fund similar efforts in
several other cities, giving new momentum to measures seeking to limit soft drink consumption.
As the debate about the value of charters is heating up to new levels since the news that
billionaire school reform leader Eli Broad and
several other powerful players are planning a massive expansion of charter schools in LA Unified, these numbers are likely to be spun in both directions by the opposing sides of the charter debate.
The recent case, Doe v. Deasy, was filed in 2010 by
several students in the district and sponsored by EdVoice, the nonprofit education reform group backed by
billionaire Eli Broad, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and Richard Merkin, CEO of the Heritage Provider Network, among
others.
It came from
billionaires and politicians including Bill Gates, Reed Hastings, Eli Broad, Carrie Walton - Penner, Jerry Brown and
several other elites.
To fund the nearly half - billion - dollar effort, backers plan to tap Broad and
several other foundations, along with a number of area
billionaires.
Bill Gates,
billionaire philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft, marked
several items off his 2015 to - do list when he announced the creation of two coalitions (one of international governments, the
other of
billionaire investors) for investing money in developing renewable energy innovations, while pledging one billion dollars of his own money to the effort.