Jun 29 2007
In Conversation: Takashi Tezuka
Chatting with the Nintendo designer who started out on Super Mario Bros and has worked on every Mario and Zelda game since then
Archive for June, 2007
Jun 29 2007
Adventures Of A Lifetime
For retirees with plenty of spring in their step, here are some of the world's most spectacular trips
Jun 29 2007
Retire Early
Advice on investments, health care, and insurance so you can step off the treadmill
Jun 28 2007
Enterprise: Why We Give Where We Give
For Enterprise Rent-A-Car, giving back is linked to the primary business. That means planting 50 million trees over 50 years, for starters
Jun 28 2007
No Child Left Offline
Famed MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte is tireless in his efforts to get computers into the hands of kids around the world.
Jun 28 2007
Ethics and the iPhone
Does the "i" in iPhone stand for iSolation? It doesn't bode well for society when everyone is plugged in and tuned out
Jun 27 2007
Nintendo’s Winning Ways
The company's riding high on the Wii, but the picture hasn't always been rosy. How does it bounce back? For one thing, when faced with decline, it takes a risk
Jun 26 2007
It’s Light—but no Lightweight
Toshiba's Portégé R500 is one ultra-slim laptop that performs
Jun 26 2007
Network Your Way to a Second Career
Gaining knowledge, networking with those currently in your e-mail list, and tapping new resources—combined, these elements pave the way to a second career
Jun 21 2007
Schmooze, Whether You Like It or Not
Networking comes easily to some. The rest of us should get past the fear that this art of chitchat is one-sided and somehow inappropriate
