Jemele Hill's two-week suspension from ESPN earlier this week has raised questions about how journalists and commentators should conduct themselves on social media. It's perennial problem that has rankled employers for years, and one that is confounding even ESPN's own public editor.
The mounting allegations against Harvey Weinstein -- ranging from sexual harassment to rape -- have been accompanied by other anecdotes that help explain how the powerful Hollywood producer kept his dark secrets under wraps for so long.
Amazon is gearing up for the holidays, and plans to hire 120,000 temporary U.S. workers to help it fulfill the millions of orders coming its way.
The surge of temporary help will nearly double the number of the workers it has at its fulfillment centers, sorting centers and customer service sites. The company will be hiring in 33 states.
Kodak says it will cover birth control for employees even though the Trump administration issued rules that relax a requirement for companies to offer contraception.