Dallas Morning News

California-based tech consulting firm NFO Prognostics recently released the results of a survey that found 93 percent of high-tech companies believe the compensation of some or all employees should be...

Internet radio can't catch a break. And in a few months, unless something dramatic happens, broadcasting on the Web might be broken for good--at least for the little guys. The...

Movie box-office sales increased almost 8.5 percent in 2001 to a record $8.35 billion. But that number couldn't compare with the bulging 43 percent gain reported by the U.S. video...

The hospital work-force shortage is getting worse. A new survey by the American Hospital Association found that vacancy rates for nurses, pharmacists and radiology technicians in hospitals are all above...

While job-hoppers are often the first to go when companies cut jobs, experts say technology workers should be honest about their wandering work history. Ralph Stow, co-founder and senior vice...

Despite the deterioration of the high-tech job market, networking professionals with training on cutting-edge software and hardware are in high demand, experts say. "You continually need people to work on...

Despite the obstacles, an increasing number of full-time workers are heading back to school for higher degrees and additional training. There's no firm data on how many working adults are...

Feeling stressed, overworked, frazzled? Join the club. Downsizing, staff cuts and a faster business cycle have given most managers increased responsibilities but not more hours in the day or more...

Brian Clair bought his Dell laptop computer in November, but it has been in the shop getting fixed longer than it has actually been in his possession. Clair is among...

LIVING BOOKS Programs aimed at the younger set Living Books has several software titles based on well-known children's books such as Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham" and Mercer Mayer's...