The Philadelphia Inquirer

Dot-coms are on shaky ground on Wall Street, but the concept of selling over the Internet is on solid footing, according to industry experts who predict strong growth in online...

On work days, Harvey Levitt, a manager for DecisionOne Corp., a computer-maintenance company in Frazer, Pa., heads up to the office--in a converted bedroom of his home in St. Paul....

Just a few steps from the "L" station at 56th and Market Streets, two doors from a doughnut shop, a woman scrubs footprints from a worn vinyl tile floor at...

An elementary-school student shoves a table at his principal. A 12-year-old blurts a profanity in the classroom. A middle-school pupil refuses to go to school. In each case, the misbehavior...

When Internet-ready cell phones hit the market a little more than a year ago, U.S. users responded overwhelmingly--with a collective yawn. Undaunted, phonemakers are taking the next logical step to...

With more Americans having less time and inclination to prepare meals, cookbook publishers are cooked. According to the American Booksellers Association, cookbook sales remained flat between 1996 and 1998, while...

A congressional commission studying Internet-based education last week called on President-elect Bush and the new Congress to make electronic learning the centerpiece of the nation's education policy. The bipartisan panel...

With more Americans having less time and inclination to prepare meals, cookbook publishers are cooked. According to the American Booksellers Association, cookbook sales remained flat between 1996 and 1998, while...

If you assume your personal data are safe at a Web site with a fancy "privacy policy," then, privacy experts say, one thing about you is already exposed: You're gullible....

Talk about getting your caffeine fix! The newest caffeine craze to jolt college campuses is candy-coated coffee beans that you chew, the Hartford Courant reports. A 2-ounce tube of the...