Dallas

When Josh Lewis returned from four deployments with the U.S. Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan in Feb. 2011, he was pushing 30 and ready to launch a civilian career. Lewis (pictured above) enrolled part-time at the University of Texas at Dallas to study global business. ...

In the wake of the financial crisis, most U.S. cities experienced a massive loss of jobs. While the employment picture remains far from bright for many job seekers across the country, a new report released Wednesday finds that some cities are seeing significant jumps in job growth. The study, prepared by ...

An ex-employee of Dollar Tree allegedly set fire to one of its Texas stores after claiming that he was the target of a vicious national conspiracy led by the discount chain. ...

By David Koenig DALLAS -- The parent of American Airlines wants to eliminate about 13,000 jobs -- 15 percent of its workforce -- as the nation's third-biggest airline remakes itself under bankruptcy protection. The company aims to cut labor costs by 20 percent under bankruptcy protection, and will soon ...

A St. Louis-area teen is crying foul after the company that hired him to sell magazine subscriptions left him high and dry in Dallas for two days when he quit the job. The teen, who hasn't been named, quit the job selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door because, he said, he felt like he was ripping people ...

With millions of Americans out of work, job prospects for unemployed workers are pretty bleak in many parts of the country. Moreover, spending months if not years looking for work in the same city can leave many job seekers feeling like they are spinning their wheels. So how about someplace new? As with the ...