ORLANDO, Fla. — Harris Rosen, founder and president of the Rosen Hotels & Resorts and longtime philanthropist in Central Florida, passed away Monday at the age of 85, surrounded by family and friends, ...

In many ways, what ails Olympia in this moment is not a partisan problem. Maintaining a state budget that is balanced — where outgoing expenditures match up with incoming revenues — is a basic ...

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EXCLUSIVE: Michael Goessling always knew he was adopted. But what he did not know for nearly 58 years was that his biological father had one of the most recognizable and beloved voices in American ...

When Michael Goessling, 59, heard his biological father’s voice for the first time last year, he swore he recognized it. “I just said: ‘What a voice that guy has!’... it just sounded so familiar, but ...

Michael Goessling’s first phone call with his biological father brought a shock: He was speaking to Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers. By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher The first time Michael Goessling ...

Michael McDonald conceived a son when he was 14 years old and placed him up for adoption. His son, Michael Goessling, contacted the singer after discovering the identities of his half-brother and ...

Michael Goessling, a St. Louis man who was adopted, has found his birth parents, and one of them happens to be Michael McDonald. Goessling shared his amazing discovery with KCTV 5. He was adopted when ...

Nearly 60 years after he was placed for adoption, Michael Goessling discovered his biological father was the five-time Grammy winner KMOV St. Louis/YouTube Michael Goessling discovered five-time ...

Ben Rosen saw the future in the spring of 1979. An analyst at Morgan Stanley, he was the rare guy on Wall Street who saw the potential in personal computers. He also understood why PCs were primarily ...

An advocate for Apple on Wall Street, he was also a founding investor in early personal computing firms like Lotus and Compaq, where he served as chairman. By Clay Risen See more of our coverage in ...