Goa summons murdered Scarlette Keeling's mother

Panaji * The Goa government has opened a fresh broadside against the mother of Scarlette Keeling, the British teenager who was found dead on a beach here in February.

Troon Golf reaches pact with Abu Dhabi concern

Troon Golf has announced an alliance with the Tourism Development & Investment Co., a leading tourism developer in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates.

Roanoke voters will decide alcohol sales issues Nov. 4

By BILL TEETER ROANOKE - Roanoke voters will be asked to allow restaurants to sell mixed drinks and permit liquors stores in the town in a Nov.

2008 Workforce Management Optimas Award

This year's Optimas Award winners exemplify the skill and ingenuity it takes for organizations to succeed in the 21st century.

Myanmar accuses Suu Kyi's party over bombing

NAYPYIDAW: Myanmar's military rulers on Sunday accused two members of the pro-democracy opposition party of Aung San Suu Kyi over the bombing of pro-government offices in July.

Economic Development Officials Using State Planes

Records show Tennessee economic development officials have taken dozens of flights on state planes this year, though the purpose for some of the trips is not clear.

Denmark not in bad shape, says minister

After years of booming growth, Denmark became at the beginning of 2008 the first European country to enter recession after its economy contracted for two subsequent quarters.

M oney Market With IBQ: American economy may be slipping toward recession

The US Dollar continued its bull rally last week, breaking some major resistance levels against major currencies, surging to its highest level in more than a year as oil prices continued to fall and investors ...

100% increase likely in job quota for women

ISLAMABAD: The government is considering increasing the job quota for women in federal and provincial departments from 10 to 20 percent, sources told Daily Times on Sunday.

Education experts demand better literacy development

International Literacy Day would be celebrated today , and as per every year, educationists and NGOs would arrange seminars to review the literacy situation in the country.