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Other pockets of entrepreneurial activity are found along the Boston beltways of routes 128 and 495, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, and to the north and west of Dallas. Several former employees of Dallas-based Texas Instruments have set up their own companies specializing in communications...
Newer firms, such as Amdahl, Magnuson and National Advanced Systems, have become strong competitors at the big end of the market. Digital Equipment, Data General and Datapoint are leading companies in the minicomputer part of the business. Meanwhile, such firms as Apple and Tandy are running away with the small...
If there is one international musical figure who can truly be described as protean, it is Pierre Boulez. The former enfant terrible of French composers, who combines a brilliant mathematical mind with an expert musical ear, Boulez has been the chief theoretician of the postwar serialist movement. During his tenure...
During the 1970s, Texas Instruments was a shining star of American technology. The Dallas-based electronics giant became the world's leading producer of semiconductors, calculators and digital watches. Its annual sales quintupled to $4 billion by 1980. More than any other U.S. company, TI was admired by industry...
But now TI's glow is fading like the flickering display on a calculator with dying batteries. The firm's profits are down 55% for the first 9 months of this year. It has laid off 2,800 employees, or 3% of its work force. The price of...