A Closer Look At Aria's Macintosh II Workstation

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Desktop financial information systems were actually Plan B for Aria International, which recently won its first contract with San Francisco securities firm Hambrecht & Quist. Aria started its first business venture, a technical support service bureau for Apple Macintosh software developers in July 1986 and abandoned it several months later.

Aria's second toss of the dice draws on its founders' background in finance and with Apple Computer Inc. products. All of Aria's founders were employed by

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