Bill Would Make Hiring Illegal Workers A Felony
A state representative from Houston has filed a bill that would make it a felony to knowingly hire an illegal immigrant.
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A state representative from Houston has filed a bill that would make it a felony to knowingly hire an illegal immigrant.
Toyota recalled 2.17 million vehicles in the United States on Thursday to address accelerator pedals that could become jammed.
MetroPCS on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net income declined, hurt by a debt extinguishment loss, but its revenue improved.
Kristie Allen has been looking for a job for almost two years now. "The layoff came as a shock," says Allen, who lives in McKinney "If you are not looking for a job you are sitting and saying what else could I be doing."
Movie rental chain Blockbuster Inc. says a group of investors is offering $290 million to buy it out of bankruptcy protection.
Jailed Texas financier R. Allen Stanford has filed a lawsuit accusing prosecutors and federal agents of depriving him of his constitutional rights by using abusive law-enforcement tactics
Seven Borders bookstores in North Texas will be shutting down as the company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Fossil's fourth-quarter net income climbed 38 percent, benefiting from strong sales of its products and a surge in online purchases.
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says smartphone users should be able to buy an app once and have it work on many devices.
A new online service that just expanded into North Texas is helping families plan their meals and save money doing it.
North Texans are itching to get out of the house after days of bitter cold, and a lot of business owners couldn't be happier.
Thursday's low temperature didn't just break a record; it also broke a lot of water pipes! That means it has been ultra-busy for plumbers.
Online retail giant Amazon.com is closing an Irving distribution center and scrapping plans to expand Texas operations after a dispute with the state over millions of dollars in sales taxes.
The GeoGirl cosmetics are designed for girls ages 8 to 12, and will be sold at Walmart stores starting next month.
AT&T said the company will start "very aggressively" marketing smart phones based on Google's Android software.