Council members voted 9-0 in favor of the ordinance

Elon Musk and other big tech names are worried that humanity will develop artificial intelligence so smart that it becomes a threat to humanity

The Minimum Wage Commission will hold their last meetings this week

The "Uber moment" in finance that the former CEO of Barclays warned about recently is already happening

While critics call the newcomers a financial burden, one of Germany's top economists has praised them as a 'huge opportunity' for Europe's biggest economy

Cuts will affect 3% of global workforce as Anglo-Dutch oil giant seeks to cut costs

Student loan repayment plans might be the next big work perk.

Volkswagen has said that 36,000 diesel cars in Europe, not 800,000, emit more carbon dioxide than officially stated

Some of them began their careers with jobs that could literally make you cry.

Anglo American, the FTSE-listed commodities giant, is in serious trouble

The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) and top two leagues have failed to keep to an agreement made two years ago

The federal Family and Medical Leave Act helps some working caregivers — it protects their jobs, for one thing — but the law has significant limitations

Total of 50,844 people left the country to go and work abroad during the first quarter of 2015

Taxpayers may soon pay public sector workers £17k each - leaving private sector workers with less generous benefits

Traders see a 79 percent chance that the central bank will increase rates for the first time in nearly a decade

List of small gifts and gadgets that math lovers might appreciate

A new OECD study shows that elderly people in Germany are more poorly protected against poverty than in other countries

Job seekers meet with recruiters during the Quad Cities career fair in Moline, Illinois

For the first time in three months

Mark Zuckerberg has joined a club of charitable billionaires who have given away large amounts of their money. We take a look at some of them