Jobs

In his State of the Union address, the President unveiled an unapologetic plan to redistribute wealth.

Since his first State of the Union address, economic concerns have continued to dominate Barack Obama's presidency. Which perhaps explains his gray hair.

Job openings approached a 14-year high in November.

Even, a financial service, promises consistent payments and interest-free loans.

Get ready for horizontal work, in which you do many jobs over the course of a day.

"The economy continues to run hard as it finishes out the year."

An ageing population and the lowest birthrate in Europe are leading to a shortage of skilled workers

Machines are becoming smart enough to reprogram—even fix—themselves.

The tech giant is looking to reach beyond its approximately 1.35 billion monthly active users.

The average annual salary in sectors where jobs were lost—particularly manufacturing and construction—has dropped

It was the first time since the technology boom in the late 1990s that employment has grown above a 200,000-jobs pace for five straight months

The once exceptional U.S. economy is expected to remain ho-hum for quite some time

The job crisis may be going away only to be replaced with wage concerns

The marriage of fashion and technology has been awkward, and occasionally ugly, but Apple may change things