Dallas Morning News

As business has become more computerized and more global, so has corporate crime--from embezzlement to sophisticated kickback and money-laundering schemes. And that in turn has spawned a growing industry and...

For nearly 15 years, Louis Albert Shone lived without a biological family. His parents, brother and grandparents had all died by the time he was 41. Even though he was...

Is your flight bag to Tokyo stuffed with paperbacks? Are your kids groaning under backpacks filled with school texts? Is your library of romance novels overflowing the bookshelves? Then you...

The suburbsin film have become as much cultural iconography as actual setting-- the green-lawned, picket-fenced safe haven where we find monsters lurking beneath a placid surface. It's not a new...

A world of Sunday dinners is funneled through the American melting pot in "Just Like Grandma Used to Make" (Simon & Schuster, $22). It may not be the food your...

Opportunity came knocking for Katherine Hygh, a single mom on welfare. The door-knocker was Vernita Mays, child-care specialist for Camp Fire Inc. in Ft. Worth. She was recruiting qualified women...

Out in the garage or up in a closet, packed away with your high school yearbooks and your father's golf clubs, are memories. Do you still have the equipment to...

The leading-edge computer chip today, packed with 100 million transistors, will be a slowpoke compared with the billion-transistor chip expected in a few years. Yet for all of the change...

Some success stories you love to hate, such as the New York Yankees, health maintenance organizations and Microsoft Corp. In this David vs. Goliath world, there are those who cheer...

One of the newest players in the U.S. residential sales business doesn't own a single yard sign and has never held an "open house." Software giant Microsoft Corp. has begun...