Dallas Morning News

At a time when most places of worship are kicking back with reduced summer schedules and light attendance, some are busier than ever. In vacation spots and resort towns around...

At the end of May, Deepa Kurup hopped on a plane and left India for the first time in her life. The 26-year-old's five-day trip to Saipan was the beginning...

One of the new streets that appeared in Worley's Dallas City Directory for 1934-35 had no occupants listed. But it had a name that predicted its future: Industrial Boulevard. For...

Think of all the things you hate about a computer screen: the eyestrain-inducing flicker, the desktop-hogging size, the glare from room lighting. It shouldn't be surprising that the technology industry...

Figures draped in drab burqas symbolized the plight of women during the war to liberate Afghanistan from Taliban fundamentalists. In Iraq, the images of women haven't been so dramatic. Under...

At a time when private employers are, at best, reluctant to hire information technology professionals, the federal government is facing an acute shortage of them. Ira Hobbs, a member of...

With networking events populated by scores of unemployed techies all equally desperate for work, Christine Glasco says she understands why information technology workers feel such events are worthless. "If you...

The role of women in the financial services sector is a study in contrasts. The National Association for Female Executives recently announced its list of the top 30 companies for...

A dozen college-age strangers recently spent three weeks living together so they could be observed while working to launch an imaginary Internet venture. Real World takes a dot-com twist? Nope....

Deena Fryman doesn't think her business will ever need a full-time attorney, so she hired part of one. To be precise, she gets five hours of Plano, Texas, attorney Richard...