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Want high-speed Internet access without a long-term contract? That will be $10 more a month. SBC Communications Inc. has announced that it is raising the price of its digital subscriber...

Technology workers could have a new way to report workplace injuries if federal ergonomics regulations stay in effect through October. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration rules, which became law...

Dinner-party etiquette dictates you never mix religion and politics. Yet President Bush's executive order last week creating a White House office to encourage community and faith-based groups to compete for...

This former coal-mining town usually isn't a trendsetter. Located 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia, Pottsville, Pa., with about 17,000 residents, doesn't have cellular phone towers. Doughnuts -- not bagels --...

Michael Dell probably wasn't the first to say that the personal computer industry is overdue for a shakeout. But when Dell says anything about PCs, it often becomes conventional wisdom....

Twenty-five years ago, when the Internet consisted of less than a half-dozen networked computers, memos among its pioneers discussed the potential problem of online junk mail. Today, that unsolicited e-mail...

A roll of pulp spins furiously overhead, as synthetic fabrics for fasteners and other components are rapidly fused onto it. Eventually, a long sheet of Huggies disposable diapers is sliced...

The physical-therapy profession is starting to recover from the effects of a 1997 federal law that came close to killing the demand in the field, hiring experts say. "I think...

She told Jay Leno that the workload was killing her. David Letterman got the same earful, but at an even higher pitch, fueling the perception that "Bette" soon would collapse...

Anne Johnson is fastidious about most aspects of her life, and the medicine cabinet is no exception. Johnson of Coppell, Texas, heeds the advice of doctors and pharmacists: She buys...