What does the richest man in the world get up to all day?
Bill Gates is worth $85.2 billion, making him the wealthiest person on planet Earth, according to Forbes.
Since stepping down from the helm of Microsoft in 2006, Gates has thrown himself into the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which donates money to research and charitable organizations.
His daily routine is often quite busy and varied, as he travels the world and launches new initiatives.
Here's a look inside the daily schedule of Bill Gates, the wealthiest man in the world:
Silicon Valley's tech elite don't define their status with the typical trappings of wealth.
You generally won't find Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, or other billionaire tech execs sporting expensive tailored suits or Rolexes like their high-powered peers in the rest of corporate America. Instead, they signal their membership in the elite another way - with expensive sneakers and luxury eyewear.
The sunglasses of Silicon Valley are taken out of their cases at least once a year when the who's who of tech elites descends on Sun Valley, Idaho, for the annual Allen & Company conference. It's there that executives showcase their "casual" style and spend time outdoors at what's been dubbed "the summer camp for billionaires."
Thanks to that conference, we were able to get a good look at the eyewear of choice of execs including Ben Silbermann, Evan Spiegel, and Jack Dorsey. Whether it's an affordable pair of Ray-Bans or a flashy pair of Tom Fords, each set of eyeglasses serves as a chance to show off personal style - and, in many cases, personal wealth.
Clodagh Norton, co-founder of Eyestylist, helped us assemble this list of unique, trendy, and rather pricey eyewear. While we found a few images of other tech movers and shakers like Sheryl Sandberg and Susan Wojcicki wearing sunglasses, their shades proved tougher to identify. If anyone can tell us which brands they prefer, we're all ears.
Check out the stylish, pricey - and occasionally wacky - eyewear worn by some of Silicon Valley's top power players: