Word: revolutionizing
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Compaq (1997 revenues: $24.6 billion) survived a near collapse a few years back to become the world's leading PC provider. Last year the company, based in Houston, brought home computing to the masses by popularizing the sub-$1,000 PC. Digital, a legendary innovator in the 1970s and '80s...
Home banking is the "second wave" in this automation revolution. On-line bill payment decreases check-processing costs for banks, and every customer who tracks his or her balance through a home computer makes it one less person who needs to call a customer service phone number.
Harvard men's soccer captain Tom McLaughlin was drafted Sunday by the New England Revolution in the third round of the Major League Soccer draft.
On Sunday, after a grand-scale Havana Mass, the Pope will go home, the picture of Jesus will come down and little will have visibly changed. Cubans often seemed more respectful of the man than moved by his words. The Vatican said Castro agreed to "consider" freeing some political prisoners...
Because Lotto was away from Venice in the first 20 years of the 16th century, he missed the "painterly" pictorial revolution that was going on there, which is why his work can look a bit liny and (relatively) old-fashioned, closer to Giovanni Bellini than to young Titian. Drawing creates...