U.S. Official Puts Pressure on High-Frequency Trading With Barclays Suit

The U.S. took its first stab at high-frequency trading, in the form of a civil suit from the New York attorney general.

Automated Services Threaten Fast-Food Industry Jobs

By Shawn Raymundo
Some fast-food companies have begun experimenting with robotic technology that would considerably reduce the employment of restaurant workers who are currently protesting against the corporate chains demanding higher wages.

U.S. Government's Office of Personnel Management Employees Still File Personal Records in Deep Underground Caverns

By Shawn Raymundo
About 230 feet below the Pennsylvania surface is an underground limestone mine just north of Pittsburgh, which serves as the workplace to 600 government employees and a prime location to house 28,000 file cabinets of federal paper records.
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