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In Texas politics, Labor Day’s arrival signals the beginning of campaign season. Candidates kick into high gear, knocking on doors and mailing brochures. Yard signs sprout in lawns across town

Frank Blake’s mellow, it’s-not-about-me style helped him move Home Depot past the emotionally charged reign of predecessor Bob Nardelli and recapture some of the culture fostered by its founders. It also syncs with his push to get the company back to its service-oriented roots.

Schools are putting a new spin on the traditional home economics class, using it to teach valuable workplace skills.

Monterey, Calif. Tom Pernice, Jr. Early forecasts calling for the Earl to bring sustained winds of 39 mph or higher never materialized.

- Improve public transport. Most youth who start work after school or university have difficulties in getting to their workplaces. – Make it difficult for youth to own cars.

The Office of the Narcotics Control Board yesterday auctioned 14 luxury cars valued at more than 80 million baht, attracting wealthy motoring enthusiasts and second-hand car dealers.

NEW YORK – A federal campaign finance report shows embattled New York Rep. Charles Rangel has spent more than $111,000 on legal bills since July.

SINGAPORE: Malaysia’s largest lender Maybank announced plans to expand its Islamic finance business in Singapore and Indonesia to tap the markets’ demand for such services.

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Victoria police are looking for a woman they believed was injured in a crash early Friday morning.