How do you see creative capitalism helping women, in particular, in the developing world. Gupta: Well, microfinance is, actually, one of the best examples of one type of creative capitalism, and it’s ...

Editor's note: CNET News.com editor at large Michael Kanellos and chief political correspondent Declan McCullagh are facing off over Bill Gates' call for businesses to allocate resources that could ...

perspective More people should follow the lead of Microsoft's co-founder in freeing up innovative thinkers to help the developing world, and not just cause it feels good. Michael Kanellos is editor at ...

Bill Gates is naive to call for “creative capitalism” and corporate philanthropy as a solution to meet the needs of the world’s poor, says an opinion article in The Wall Street Journal. “The dossier ...

Michael Kinsley has produced a thoughtful 310-page book about “Creative Capitalism,” but he’s not entirely convinced it’s the answer. In fact, he comes down about 51 percent against it. As the former ...

The speech given by Bill Gates at last year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in which he called on capitalism to devise creative solutions to reduce social problems around the world, is ...

Bill Gates writes in this magazine that he wants big corporations to do more for the world’s poor. He calls this “creative capitalism.” Who could possibly object? Actually, lots of people. After Gates ...

This week, Rick is off talking about his forthcoming book, Letters to a Young Education Reformer. Letters won’t be officially released until late April, but you can learn more about it here and order ...

A cultural revoltuion is brewing. It’s being started by the creative class, and the focus is innerpreneurship. Creative capitalism is on the rise, and here’s a little insight on the core values of ...

I’ve been remiss in plugging Creative Capitalism — a new project by Conor Clark and Michael Kinsley. Creative Capitalism is the public blog of a private website in which economists discuss and debate ...

On the Creative Capitalism website, Brad DeLong attacks Milton Friedman's position on the social responsibility of business as "weak toast"--an expression I was unfamiliar with, but a good one which I ...

My favorite news story last week was, of course, the McDonald's end-around. It's an inspiration for creativity and, in an odd sort of way, a political lesson. It may make sense not to do anything. In ...