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Dr. Charles Jackson describes himself as a "plain old country doctor," but the issue of chemical warfare has shoved the Veterans Affairs Medical Center physician in Tuskegee, Ala., into the...

John Gattas spent 15 years in the restaurant business and four years running training sessions, but it wasn't until he lost his job last year that he tried to discover...

Denver International Airport serves as a double blessing for many companies involved in the development and construction of the $3 billion project. First they reap the rewards of the contracts,...

After UCLA completed this comeback season with a 27-21 win over Southern Cal and earned its first trip to the Rose Bowl since 1985, guard Craig Novitsky knew exactly who...

As you're planning your dream kitchen, would you like ceramic tile on the floor, light wood cabinets, an angled breakfast nook and a cooktop island with gas burners? These are...

It sounds self-evident: To get people to work harder, pay them more. A whole wing of the management edifice is built on the appealing notion of performance-related pay, especially the...

The star of Bethlehem wasn't really a star but rather a series of five planetary events, according to an astronomer who has been lecturing on the origins of the seminal...

Seven newborn boys, six of whom were black, were injected with radioactive iodide in the early 1950s at a hospital in Memphis as part of a study funded by the...

The coming economic boom in Vietnam will fizzle unless there is more political freedom, financial reform and protection for private property, a panel of experts says. "Economic progress cannot and...

Christmas bonuses are disappearing fast. That's because changing economic times mean bottom-line-minded executives are basing bonuses on performance, not holidays. The New York executive-search firm of Battalia Winston International has...