Gail Christian, Trailblazing News Correspondent, Dies at 83
Gail Christian, who broke obstacles as a Black on-air correspondent and rose to nationwide prominence at NBC Information and PBS, ...
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Leon Levine, Who Made a Billion One Dollar at a Time, Dies at 85
Leon Levine, the founding father of Household Greenback, a sequence retailer that formed the every day lives of the nation’s ...
Edward H. Meyer, Who Built an Advertising Empire, Dies at 96
Edward H. Meyer, an empire-building chief government who, utilizing an iron-willed administration type and a laser deal with even the ...
Hedda Kleinfeld Schachter Dies at 99; Built an Empire of Tulle and Satin
By 1940, they had been settled in Brooklyn. Regina discovered work at Lily Daché, the milliner with the film star ...
Alicia C. Shepard, 69, Dies; Ombudsman Defended NPR in Torture Debate
Alicia C. Shepard, an award-winning media critic who as NPR’s ombudsman backed the group’s refusal to label waterboarding as torture, ...
Jane LaTour, Fighter for Women in Labor Unions, Dies at 76
Jane LaTour, a union activist and author who chronicled the lives of girls in historically male labor unions, documenting their ...
Neal Boenzi, Top New York Times Photographer for Four Decades, Dies at 97
Neal Boenzi, a photographer who for greater than 40 years at The New York Occasions deftly captured points of metropolis ...
Klaus Teuber, Creator of the Board Game Catan, Dies at 70
Klaus Teuber, who 28 years in the past created The Settlers of Catan, an enduringly standard board recreation that has ...
Bing Newcomb, Whose E*Trade Transformed Stock Trading, Dies at 79
Rising up in a working-class household in small-town Oregon, Bing Newcomb would have in all probability been destined for work ...
Yang Bing-yi, Founder of Dumpling Empire Din Tai Fung, Dies at 96
HONG KONG — Yang Bing-yi, the founding father of Din Tai Fung, the Michelin-starred Taiwanese restaurant chain whose signature soup ...
