Automation

A slate of startups are working to make custom clothing, fast.

Economist Daniel Susskind explores why automation could worsen inequality in his new book "A World Without Work: Technology, Automation, and How We Should Respond."

China's Shuoke sports equipment factory says robots have helped triple its production.

Without intervention, the disparity between thriving and lagging economies will worsen.

No, it's not because of social media or politics.

Robots could be coming to take our jobs, but maybe the ones we don't want to do anyway.

VR training is being used to prep workers for Black Friday, for warehouse safety issues and to improve communication.

The company will prepare 100,000 workers for advances in automation — and for new ventures it's exploring.

While both men and women have essentially the same odds of automation taking their jobs, women could face a tougher transition to new jobs.

Don't mind the messy paper piles. We're sorting through a ton of great ideas for stories about our lives on the clock.