Despite calls from the presidential campaign trail for a MemorialDay-to-Labor Day tax freeze, lawmakers quickly concluded -- with a prodfrom the construction industry -- that having $9 billion less to spendon highways could create a pre-election specter of thousands of
Their tranquil valley in central Bulgaria has blossomed in recent years as European Union cash and a global boom in organic beauty products containing rose oil helped revive their centuries' old industry.
Global trade in farm products was at the centre of discussions as ministers from three dozen trading powers met in negotiating alliances to prepare for next week's make-or-break talks on a new world trade pact.
MARION - With the assistance of the Delta Regional Authority, a new physician has been added to the staff and will begin work this September at the Apogee Medical Group in Marion.
MARION - After 22 years at their location just off the eastbound side of Illinois 13, Marion Toyota and Scion packed up and moved to a new facility across the street.
Every economic downturn changes shoppers in some way. But this time,experts say the new behavior -- fueled by higher gas and food prices,tightening credit and a slumping housing market -- are the mostdramatic and widespread that they have seen since
Last summer, Jacques Grelley of Arlington drove from Paris to Beijing in a tiny Citroen 2CV. On Saturday, Mr. Grelley left Dallas for New York, ultimately for a flight to Paris, where he will pick up a restored 1957 D.B.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson sought to reassure an anxious publicSunday that the banking system is sound, while also bracing people formore troubled times ahead.
Life's little mysteries no longer intrigue me. With all the miles I have on my odometer, I figure I should have more answers than questions by now. And I don't, which sort of cheeses me off. How, for example, does
Looking for a job was an exercise in frustration for Mike O'Bryan, and nothing was more aggravating than the interview. Sarah Drake, 60, wants to switch careers from banking to working for a nonprofit agency. 'I've accepted the fact that
Looking for a job was an exercise in frustration for Mike O'Bryan, and nothing was more aggravating than the interview. The Grapevine man's 25 years in information technology turned out to be more a liability than an asset. Employers looked