Commerzbank on Thursday said it would cut nearly 10,000 jobs or more than a fifth of its workforce and stop paying dividends for the time being as it restructures to become profitable ...
The European Commission ordered Apple Inc. to pay Ireland unpaid taxes of up to €13bn ($14.5bn) on Tuesday as it ruled the firm had received illegal state aid.
US employers added new workers at a surprisingly strong rate in June after an unnerving stall in May
More than half of workers in five Southeast Asian countries are at high risk of losing their jobs to automation in the next two decades, an International Labour Organization study found ...
The multi-billion Qatari riyal mixed-use development project, Place Vendôme, which combines the hospitality and retail sectors, will generate a minimum of 5,000 jobs ...
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull confirmed that he would call an election within the next week to be held on July 2, looking to cash in on a budget plan aimed at creating jobs and spurring growth.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said he was committed to building all of a new Australian submarine fleet in Australia, apparently contradicting the French contractor who said the deal would create jobs in France.
India's Tata Steel wants to sell Britain's biggest steelmaker, putting thousands of jobs at risk and forcing the government to seek a solution ahead of an EU referendum dominated by concerns about the economy.
US aerospace giant Boeing will trim about 4,000 jobs in its commercial airplanes division as it seeks to cut costs and boost productivity, a company spokesman told AFP on Wednesday.
Broadcaster Al-Jazeera said on Sunday that it is to shed around 500 jobs, most of them at its Qatar headquarters, as part of a "workforce optimisation initiative".
Gold rose on Monday, hovering just below last week's 13-month high as global shares dipped, while a fall in average US earnings lessened expectations the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates at its next policy meeting.
The global economy, which is struggling to keep pace with growth that is required to create adequate jobs has another cause of worry, if a report presented at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos is anything to go by.
