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--DIED. WALTER ANNENBERG, 94, publishing magnate, philanthropist and art connoisseur; in Wynnewood, Pa. After inheriting the Philadelphia Inquirer from his father, he founded two hit magazines, Seventeen in 1944 and TV Guide in 1953. One of the world's wealthiest men (estimated net worth: $4 billion), Annenberg served as ambassador...
If the tight security at AIT sounds more MP than M.B.A., there's a good reason. The private company--which provides Web-hosting services largely through resellers, maintaining 180,000 Web domains for 32,000 clients, including Microsoft--was founded in 1996 by CEO Clarence Briggs, 42, a tightly wound...
DIED. ANTHONY MAZZOCCHI, 76, American labor leader who in the 1960s pioneered the occupational safety movement; in Washington, D.C. In 1996, Mazzocchi founded the American Labor Party, which supports universal health care and free college tuition.
Napoleon once remarked that if the world were a single state, Istanbul would be its rightful capital. The Turkish city's fortunes have risen and fallen on the tides of empire, being last demoted when Ankara became the capital of the newly founded republic in 1923. But 2,700-year...
Down here in the poor south, the industrial formula is all too familiar: a northern business magnate learns to leverage his economic power to make the wheels in Rome turn in his favor. And with the government providing a shield - from both competitors and economic downturns - the richest in the...