A former finance worker who quit her $136,000 job has taken a 94% pay cut to become a pastry chef - and says she’s “never been happier.” Jackie Davalos left her high-pressure role in the US to bake in ...

He wears a suit to cook fried rice and now makes $7,000 a month doing it. Lu is a 19-year-old who runs a fried rice stall at ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on the company's fourth-quarter earnings call that China is the biggest competition for humanoid ...

Three years after some Chinese youngsters chose to become “full-time children”, some said it was not a cure-all for their plight in China’s tense job market. The title “full-time children” went viral ...

A series of precedent-setting rulings signals that Chinese courts are being enlisted to shield workers from displacement by ...

French classics meet innovative flavours with an Asian twist at Mandy Siu’s Finesse Patisserie, where her unique desserts are ...

Chinese law requires a "major change in the objective circumstances" to terminate a contract AI and automation aren't enough by themselves to justify laying off a worker Workers also have some ...

President Donald Trump is pushing to deregulate the artificial intelligence industry and make it easier for the technology to develop rapidly. His voters are not fully on board. New results from The ...

Chef Jiang Chinese Cuisine, a popular restaurant chain in Farmington and New Haven, Connecticut, opens a new location in ...

More than a decade into Xi Jinping’s rule, China’s military has grown more formidable, its factories dominate global manufacturing and its technology pioneers are closing the gap with Silicon Valley.

China’s labour market is sending out mixed signals. Headline growth has held up, but beneath it, the pressure is building where it matters most politically and socially among the young. Official data ...

An independent family brewer has crowned its Pub of the Year at the company’s annual awards ceremony. The Spitfire in Kings ...