Ashton Kutcher will play the role of the late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, in an independent movie called, 'Jobs'.

Britain's second biggest supermarket chain Asda is creating 5,000 jobs in 2012 - good news for the UK's 2.68 million unemployed.

Struggling electrical retailer Comet is to cut another 735 jobs, administrators have announced.

Comet has so far announced more than 1000 job cuts at its head office, support functions and across its home delivery networks.

Unemployment has fallen to its lowest rate in almost a year in the quarter to June, despite the sharpening recession, as the number of full and part-time workers rose in the build-up to London 2012.

US job growth increased at its fastest pace in more than two years in April, suggesting a sharp rebound in economic activity early in the second quarter.

A CEO's controversial LinkedIn post proposing a $20 job interview fee sparked debate. While he called it a 'thought exercise' to deter underqualified applicants, the idea was widely criticised by professionals.

Comments from PM and partner interviewed on BBC spark sexism accusations.

The iPhone 4S was not Steve Jobs' last product, according to one analyst who believes that Jobs worked more closely with the iPhone 5.

The fast-food chain McDonald's will hire 2,500 people in the UK increasing its workforce to 90,000 this year.

The deluge of tweets following Steve Jobs' death Wednesday overwhelmed Twitter, leading to the dreaded "Fail Whale."

One aspect of Steve Jobs' career which is often overlooked is his involvement with Pixar and Disney, the Apple CEO co-founded Pixar and, after selling it to Disney, became the Walt Disney Company's largest single shareholder.

Bloomberg News Division Lays Off Roughly 2% of Workforce.

Italy's Largest Airline was refused a €300m capital increase from Air France.

Media report says job cuts will fall across product management roles

10,000 jobs around the world are to be cut at Sony. It's the result of an extraordinary last twelve months for the Japanese electronics giant which has been trying hard to shield itself from a huge battering to its bottom line.

New research has revealed that the rollout of superfast mobile broadband could add 75 billion pounds to the economy by the end of the decade.

The world’s largest manufacturer of PCs, Hewlett Packard, is feeling the heat of the global recession as it announced its intention to axe 27,000 jobs worldwide - about 8% of its total workforce - within two and a half years.

The jobs cull at Credit Suisse is not over - say sources - as the bank is set to axe some of its top directors next month.

Barclays aims to cut 14,000 jobs by 2014, a figure which is set to rise to 19,000 within three years time, mainly from its investment banking division and in Britain.