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Texas Unemployment Remains At 6.4 Percent
The Texas Workforce Commission said Friday the state unemployment rate for April remains a full point below the national rate of 7.5 percent.
American Airlines Delays Roller Bag Boarding
American Airlines said Thursday that people carrying just a personal item that fits under the seat — no rolling suitcases — will be allowed to board before most other passengers.
Byron Nelson Officially Moving To New South Dallas Golf Course
Just as the Byron Nelson Golf Championship is set to get underway at the Four Seasons in Irving, leaders in the City of Dallas officially announced that the tournament will be moving to South Dallas.
Zoning Mistake Stops Property Owner From Opening Business
Harold Hamilton’s property is in the Stop Six neighborhood, an area in need of revitalization. Hamilton is hoping to open some doors of opportunity for his son.
2 Unions Aim To Share Representation Of AA Workers
Two major unions are seeking to avoid a fight and instead share representation of ground workers at Fort Worth-based American Airlines after the company merges with US Airways.
Cell Phone Carriers Unite In Anti-Texting Ads
The country’s four biggest cell phone companies are set to launch their first joint advertising campaign against texting while driving.
Tips For Making Money On YouTube
With the click of a mouse, millions of dollars are generated through video sharing websites like YouTube. Earning a piece of that pie for yourself can be pretty easy, if you know what to do and how to do it.
American Airlines Settles Safety Claims For $24.9M
American Airlines plans to pay $24.9 million to settle complaints filed by U.S. safety regulators going back several years.
Consumer Reports Gives Highest Ever Rating To Electric Sports Car
An all-electric sports car has performed better than just about any vehicle ever tested in the history of Consumer Reports. A car made by Tesla Motors got a rating just one point shy of the highest mark possible.
April Traffic Down At American Airlines
American Airlines said that traffic and a key revenue measure both declined in April. Passenger revenue for each mile flown by every seat on its planes fell 2.9 percent.
Obama To Open Jobs Tour In Austin
President Barack Obama wants to show that creating well-paying middle-class jobs is still a priority. He is using bustling Austin as the backdrop on Thursday.
JC Penney 1Q Revenue Down Again
J.C. Penney Co.’s first-quarter revenue fell yet again and the struggling department store operator is pointing fingers at prior leadership
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In-N-Out Burger Opens In North Texas
Today was the day many hamburger enthusiasts have been looking forward to. The California chain In-N-Out opened two new locations in North Texas. Let the eating begin!
It can be hard to make a living, even for a President. Here’s a look at some of the more creative paths to the presidency.
Geek is chic, and all those geeks seem to be migrating to a few select cities. Here’s a look at the top 10 American cities for technological growth.
From harassing phone calls to lemon cars, consumers have a lot of complaints. A recent survey data looked at the top 10 consumer complaints.
What do YOU do for a living? Careerbuilder asked users which jobs they thought were sexiest. Here’s the site’s top 10 sexiest jobs.
