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The Weinstein Co. board of directors is scheduled to meet again next Tuesday, two sources confirmed to CNN on Friday.

Welcome to the new edition of Included, which catches you up on the week's top stories about culture and diversity in business and tech.

Don't hand over any money to a service that offers a faster way to pay off your student loans. There's a good chance it's a scam.

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Aerospace giant Boeing has been ensnared by the fallout of Kobe Steel's disclosure that it falsified manufacturing documents about its metal products.

Scandals at 21st Century Fox have attracted a new group of critics: Investors.

The IRS has temporarily suspended its $7 million contract with Equifax following reports of new security issues.

Uber isn't pulling out of Quebec just yet.

President Trump is continuing his push to try and put an end to the Obamacare -- with or without Congress.

Millions of Americans will get a boost to their Social Security checks next year.

Facebook is continuing its efforts to make sure you stay on the platform for as long as possible.

Seasonal workers are as much a part of the holiday season as Christmas carols and colored lights. But this year, retailers and other businesses that depend on those workers are finding it tougher to find the help they need.

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's wife used an anonymous Twitter account to defend her often embattled husband from critics in the media.

Woman all over the world have joined a call to boycott Twitter over the platform's treatment of actress Rose McGowan.

Does your gender hinder your chances to advance at work? The answer probably depends on whether you're asking a man or a woman.

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Wells Fargo's pre-crisis subprime mortgage troubles are coming back to haunt it a decade later.

Here's some bad news: The world is facing a shortage of wine.

First Silicon Valley, then Hollywood ... the year has been marked by high-profile sexual harassment allegations in a range of industries.