Trump's 5% tariffs on Mexico will eliminate 400,000 US jobs -- and that's just for starters.

In the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the EU in June 2016, many experts had warned that Britain's financial services industry would see hefty job losses.

Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could improve gender equality at work.

Three directors seeking to remain on Tesla's nine-member board were also re-elected during the company's annual meeting on Tuesday.

In July 2017, CoinDash lost millions of dollars worth of Ethereum just three minutes into its ICO.

Scott Westgarth has died aged 31 after collapsing in the aftermath of his English light-heavyweight title eliminator against Dec Spelman at the Doncaster Dome on Saturday night.

Alex Kubicek, CEO and Founder, Understory, says IoT will solve the weather's worldwide observational gap problem.

40% drop on back of profit warning as outsourcing giant says it needs to raise £700m.

The android that looks like a native of Japan will will use its artificial intelligence to read out news pieces put together by human curators.

Brian Cohen is CFO of BitSight, which provides companies with security ratings.

In the last three months, five porn actresses have died including Shyla Stylez, August Ames, Yuri Luv and Olivia Nova.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns "lost decade" of employment and growth if the UK leaves EU in March 2019 with "worst possible scenario".

The Army must recruit soldiers who know 'bringing death and destruction to the enemy' are its core principles said James Wharton, who served in Iraq.

The retail brand is required to put £9m into its pension fund for the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) to agree to its restructuring plan.

Think tank says Britain will be worse off economically under most post-Brexit scenarios, especially if it exits the EU without a trade deal.

David Moyes picks up his first win as West Ham manager as the much-improved hosts defeat in-form London rivals Chelsea thanks to a first Hammers goal from Marko Arnautovic.

The job cuts will mostly be outside the US and will comprise approximately 18% of the power unit's workforce.

Legal practitioner and IBTimes UK columnist Martin Kenney writes 2017 has been another mega year for financial scandals.

Rail fares are going up because the government is trying to shift the burden of subsidy from the state onto the passenger.

Retailer will launch a company voluntary agreement on 21 December to renegotiate debts with its creditors.

Toys 'R Us to close 25 of its 105 UK stores as it struggles to compete with online stores.

Unite union describes the cuts as "savage" and questions why government signed off the lender's closure plans.

Lloyds Banking Group and Yorkshire Building Society to close a combined 62 branches, axing around 300 jobs.

Alarming report finds firms also losing an average of more than seven days a year on account of IT woes.

Rangnick recently emerged as Everton's latest target in their search to replace Ronald Koeman, who was sacked over a month ago.

Faiz Siddiqui has accused the university of "inadequate" teaching for his course on modern history back in 2000.

Frances O'Grady calls for unions, businesses and government to work together to embrace technological change.

Banks have previously warned thousands of jobs could be lost but London would remain Europe's largest finance hub.

The charity world not only turns on outsiders who dare probe their effectiveness, but also insiders who don't play by their safe rules.

Employers urged to better understand mental health issues after report claims 300,000 people lose their job every year.