Lawyers, Judges Say They Need to be More Diverse Lawyers advocate equal justice for all in the courtroom, but at the Jacksonville Bar Diversity Symposium Friday, lawyers were calling for equality in their profession.

Ford Reaches Deal with Union on Health Care Fund

Ford Motor Company and union leaders reached an agreement Monday designed to lower health care costs in the ailing U.S. car industry.

Networking Still Tops in Job Hunts

The spadework required to dig up a new job has changed significantly in the past two decades, but one old saw has remained the same: It's still who you know. The more people you tell, the more likely you'll turn up a job or a job lead.

Microsoft Readies Tech Training

Microsoft Corp. said Sunday that in response to the economic crisis, it would sponsor an initiative to help train up to 2 million people in basic technology skills. Pamela Passman, Microsoft's corporate vice president of global corporate affairs, announced the program at a meeting of the National Governors Association in Washington, D.C.