Tim Jones

After more than three years of trumpeting extensive plans to bring competitive TV to its customers, Ameritech Corp. has yet to launch a single video delivery system. And while Ameritech...

The lust was always there. All they needed was the key to the room. And now that the government has given it to them, publicly owned corporations are transforming radio...

One week after a bitter political dispute over the vice chairmanship of the Federal Reserve Board, President Clinton appeared to soothe the investment and political communities Thursday by reappointing Fed...

The three-month hostile takeover effort aimed at Hillside-based Wallace Computer Services Inc. took a significant and potentially conclusive turn Monday as Moore Corp. said nearly 74 percent of Wallace stock...

Maybe it's the free blood-pressure screening that Ed the Poet offers every time you buy a newspaper from him. Maybe it's Joel's restaurant reviews that forgo pompous observations about ambience...

Appearances don't mean everything. Four workers-Larry, Melissa, Jennifer and Hugh-are seated at their desks in familiar poses, telephones glued to their ears. They help each other, they work as a...

Someone in the shoes of Helen Acamovich is not supposed to be frustrated and concerned about her career, or harboring fears, as she does, of finally hitting the "glass ceiling."...

Ameritech Corp. has tapped into what it hopes will be a huge telephone-service market by signing a 25-year pact with a Chinese company. The Chicago-based regional phone company initially will...

In the synergy-seeking, jargon-slinging world of communications, candor usually is found between the lines-if it is found at all. Ted Turner, chairman and president of Turner Broadcasting Systems Inc. and...

It may well be that this holiday season's lump of coal, the Pentium computer chip, will err only once every 27,000 years or will create mathematical headaches solely for those...