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Even in the 19th century, workers were beginning to resent the grind of office life.

China accused organizers of an unofficial primary in Hong Kong of violating the city's new national security law, signaling that authorities may use the measure to prosecute or disqualify opposition figures ahead of upcoming legislative elections.

The Student Union of Thailand as well as members of the FreeYouth group gathered in Bangkok’s Pathumwan intersection on Wednesday (June 24) to read aloud the “Khana Ratsadon (People’s Party)’s declaration of democracy”, as a reminder of who really are the owners of this country.

Business and universities are showing admirable readiness to adopt the paradigm shift of the Internet of Things and AI

As protesters spread out from the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, daylong clashes between police and “yellow vest” demonstrators left dozens of cars burned out and store-fronts vandalised.

The buzz about the fourth and fifth industrial revolution (4.0 and 5.0) is growing, but in these efforts to build a smart digital environment, the lives of the poor are going ignored.

For China to achieve its goals of transforming its economy through innovation, it requires a new generation of highly skilled people in fields which will be essential for the future.

How can artificial intelligence change people’s daily lives and how close is it to doing so? These are the two major questions that leading technology companies seek to answer at the IFA 2018, which kicks off in the German capital on Friday. 

IT may have been more prudent for Donald Trump to make the overture before delivering the ballistic message in capital letters. But then, prudence is hardly a quality anyone associates with the White House incumbent.

Beijing has issued a guideline for restaurant toilets, to improve sanitary conditions of the city's 5,000 restaurants this year, Beijing Youth Daily reported Friday.

Twenty years ago, a little blue pill called Viagra unleashed a cultural shift in America, making sex possible again for millions of older men and bringing the once-taboo topic of impotence into daily conversation.

China’s biggest genetics company BGI Genetics is a champion in the Chinese tech and healthcare industries.