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• Once a Dynamo, the Tech Sector Is Slow to Hire
  Despite soaring profits, high-tech companies have been slow to hire — a sign of just how difficult it will be to address persistently high joblessness.
  
  
• Obama Pushes Jobs Plan, and Assails G.O.P. for Criticism
  President Obama, looking to jump-start the economy, called on Congress to approve a far-reaching plan to rebuild and modernize transportation over the next six years.
  
  
• In a New Role, Teachers Move to Run Schools
  At a 650-student school in Newark, in an increasingly common move, the teaching staff is the administration, raising morale but potentially blurring educators’ focus.
  
  
• Jakarta Journal: Looking Homeward, by the Millions
  An annual exodus called “mudik” at the end of Ramadan is a chance for city dwellers with rural roots to reconnect with their families — and to show off their success.
  
  
• Desert Roads Lead to Discovery in Egypt
  Archaeologists excavate a bakery complex, part of a settlement that flourished in Egypt’s western desert more than 3,500 years ago.Archaeologists uncovered the remains of a settlement that flourished more than 3,500 years ago.
  
  
• Obama’s Old Seat Up for Grabs: Fed Up With Politics, and Politicians, in Illinois
  Fairgoers outside Chicago seemed to share a grumpiness toward anyone with anything to do with politics.
  
  
• Battle for Biden’s Seat: A Rallying Cry Amid Attack Ads in Delaware
  Christine O’Donnell, a Republican, has used attacks to her advantage in a run for the Senate seat that Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. once held.
  
  
• The Long Shot and McCain: In Arizona, Corn, One-Liners and Politics on the Side
  Rodney Glassman, a Democrat who is challenging Senator John McCain, did his best to win over a tough crowd at a corn dinner last week.
  
  
• After Tough Year, New York’s Haitians Gather
  In Brooklyn, a musical festival called J’ouvert helped to usher in the West Indian American Carnival.
  
  
• Hurd Joins Oracle as Co-President
  Mark V. Hurd, who resigned from H.P. a month ago, joined Oracle as president and a director.