Dallas Morning News

In 2000, the number of Americans over age 60 was 45.5 million. By 2025, the number is expected to reach 83 million, or nearly a quarter of the population. The...

Cosmeticians are crossing over to the paramedical arena as the desire for beauty increases demand for the technicians who apply makeup that never smears, smudges or fades. It used to...

Avoid getting wrapped up in the "mummy track," says author and land trust manager David Heenan. That's what Heenan calls workaholics, who become so bound by others' definitions of success,...

Airlines may have to wait until 2004 for business air travel to return to the record levels of two years ago, according to a survey released Wednesday by Merrill Lynch...

This is the time of year that many people donate to charities to brighten the holidays of the less fortunate. Unfortunately, it's also the time when you have to be...

Don't tell Marisa Speziale that the Comdex technology trade show was slow this year. The Texas Instruments Inc. spokeswoman spent Tuesday trying to keep up with all the visitors at...

Jeff Taylor sounds like a nut case when he talks about a critical shortage of workers at a time when layoffs and unemployed masses abound. The chairman of Monster gleefully...

In a world where productivity and employee morale can make or break a business, Herb Greenberg offers this glum assessment of the American workplace: Up to 80 percent of people...

Recently, Lockheed Martin Corp. advertised 300 engineering positions in specialties ranging from aeronautics to manufacturing. Texas Instruments had 400 U.S. openings, 380 of them for engineers. Engineers are in enormous...

Stock options will continue to have a place in employee compensation packages, even as depressed stock prices put many options underwater, compensation and placement experts say. The use of options...