A July 3rd article in The Wall Street Journal by Chip Cutter and Haley Zimmerman titled “CEOs Say It Loudly: AI Will Wipe Out Many Jobs” inspired me to revisit the topic.

Think of knowledge-graph-powered data catalogs as the search engine for the data in the enterprise.

While highlighting the importance of the “essential economy” and blue-collar skilled trades, Ford CEO Jim Farley also predicted artificial intelligence will halve the number of white-collar ...

Ford chief predicts AI will replace “literally half of all white-collar workers.” ...

White collar job postings are leaving much of the Northeast and moving to the South and Midwest, while New York City remains a hub for job postings.

White-collar job postings fell 12.7% over the year in the first quarter. Wage growth has also slowed to a crawl for those in white-collar roles.

Democrats need to show respect to blue-collar voters, who make up 67 percent of the population but only 2 percent of Congress. They can do that in various way, such as removing college degree requi… ...

The dog collar can telegraph your dog's personality, and it can add peace of mind for owners, as many allow customization to put your phone number directly onto the fabric.

Mr. Wu is a contributing Opinion writer and a law professor at Columbia who writes often about technology. There’s been a lot of talk in recent weeks about a “white-collar blood bath,” a ...

For every 20 positions, there’s one qualified candidate, says one manufacturing chief executive. Some of President Trump’s policies are likely to exacerbate the problem.

Fi launched the world's first AI-powered dog collar tracking scratching, licking, sleep cycles and location to provide pet parents insights about their dog's well-being.

Working-class wages have jumped 1.7% in Trump's first five months. The biggest jump during a president's first five months in 60 years.