Robert N. Anthony Dies at 90; Made Accounting Easier to Learn
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Mr. Anthony was a Harvard Business School professor and author who helped make the numbers-crunching of accountants more comprehensible to business executives.
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David Pogue explores the time-saving qualities of macro software.
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About six years ago, John Peterson pulled his retirement accounts out of mutual funds. As owner and president of Profitable Property in Rockville he knows a thing or two about the real estate market. So Peterson took his retirement assets and invested them in property.
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By Timothy C. Barmann, The Providence Journal, R.I.  Feb. 25--PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The man who guided Apple Computer through  its early glory years offered a group of Brown University entrepreneurs some  advice, and anecdotes, and even some brutally honest self-criticism.
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Buddi is a simple budgeting program targeted for users with little or no financial background. It allows users to set up accounts and categories, record transactions, check spending habits, etc.   I am pleased to announce the release of Buddi 2.9.3.0.  This is the first release in the 3.0 Development branch which is recommended for production use.  I have converted my finances to this new version, and I greatly appreciate all those who are able and willing to help me test it.  To import your existing data, do the following:  1) Create a new data file (File -> New, or just run the program for the first time) 2) Import your legacy file (File -> Import -> Import Legacy Buddi File) 3) Select your old data file.  Buddi should now import the old data.  Please double check that the new version gives the same numbers (account balances, net worth, budget, etc) as the old version.  If there are any discrepancies or problems, please report them to me.  Cheers
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Acclaimed singer Robert Merrill, the opera baritone who felt equally comfortable on opening night at the Metropolitan Opera House or opening day at Yankee Stadium, has died. He was 85.
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Arthur Miller, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright whose most famous fictional creation, Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman," came to symbolize the American Dream gone awry, has diedy. He was 89.
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At age 7, Terence Tao was taking high school math classes. At 31, he is one of the worldâs top mathematicians, tackling an unusually broad range of problems.
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Bob Evans, 77, a computer scientist who helped popularize personal computing and served as a scientific adviser to the Taiwanese government, died of a heart ailment Sept.
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Playbill - Arthur Kramer, the lawyer brother of playwright Larry Kramer who became known to theatregoers through a character based on him in the play The Normal Heart, died Jan. 26 in Stamford, CT. The cause was a stroke. He was 81.
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By John Weiss, Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.  Jun.
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Nearly 89, Merce Cunningham is ready to offer studio lessons over the Internet.
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Robert L. Joss , dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, has been working to elevate the profession of management. Joss, 63, took the helm at Stanford in 1999, and has navigated the California business school through an era of boom, bust, and financial abuses. He spoke with Globe reporter Robert Weisman on a recent visit to Boston.
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Alfred Mann, 81, has one of the most prolific entrepreneurial records in American industry. His fortune has been estimated at more than $2 billion, on a scale with the founders of Boston Scientific. Over five decades he has launched a series of inventions and philanthropies, and currently chairs numerous small companies he founded.
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By Scarborough, Robert  FOR CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION, THE GLOBALIZATION OF the American economy is a challenge and an opportunity.
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Inventor Robert Adler died recently at 93. But his most famous invention, the first successful clicker, will live long after him.
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H. Donald Wilson, 82, under whose leadership the commercial database service LexisNexis introduced electronic research to law firms and news organizations, died of a heart attack Nov. 12 in front of his computer at his home in Mitchellville.