Congratulations: You’re off to college in a few weeks. But you had better make sure your computer can pass the entrance exam.

AT&T Inc. says there will be life after the iPhone.

Focusing on the often-neglected information technology manager is paying off for Spiceworks Inc.

When Journyx Inc. launches its next major business software program this fall, it won’t rent a hotel conference room or a booth at an industry trade show. It will reach out to one of its strongest business allies: IBM Corp.

A mutual fund’s expenses and trading costs should be at or near the top of the list when you’re weighing the factors most likely to influence long-term returns. Studies show that the high expenses and hefty costs from frequent trading can undercut whatever smart moves a fund manager may make.

Revolutions announce their arrival in subtle ways. Last month, two friends were visiting from Florida. Now in their early 80s, they have been living there since they retired more than 20 years ago. They play tennis and bridge, travel — with a preference for being away during hurricane season — and have a remarkably good time.

At a bend in the Ohio River, a bulky new device is being attached to a 30-year-old coal plant near the small town of New Haven, W.Va.

What: This expansive home in the Leander school district has an impressive backyard entertainment area.

Nestled within the quiet streets of Travis Heights, an unusual estate bears testament to Austin’s artistic heritage and the distinctive tastes of one remarkable family.

From the outside, Don and Melinda McGee’s house in southwestern Travis County looks like a large one-story house. But looks are deceiving. Built into the side of a hill, the building actually has three levels. Visitors enter the home in the McGee’s 4,099-square-foot third-floor living space.