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ESPN has suspended host Jemele Hill for two weeks due to "a second violation of our social media guidelines," the network announced Monday afternoon.

Google has identified tens of thousands of dollars in ad buys by Russian accounts that used YouTube or Google advertising to try to spread misinformation and sow discord in American politics, sources familiar with the company's investigation told CNN.

Late night TV is taking heat from social media and news outlets for its failure thus far to address the sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein that came to light in a New York Times story published last Thursday.

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The company says it will allow customers to use its app to return items faster than ever.

The threat of being cut off from Spain and the European Union is prompting companies in Catalonia to move their head offices to other parts of the country.

Two Scottish distilleries that have been closed since 1983 are being reopened to help satisfy a growing thirst for premium whiskies.

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It's not too early to apply for financial aid for the 2018-2019 school year.

Amazon has already disrupted much of the retail business. Pharmacies could be next.

McDonald's promises to 'make things right' after McNugget mayhem with "Rick and Morty' fans by bringing back Szechuan Sauce in a wider roll-out this winter.

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The seemingly tiny, everyday occurrences of sexism on the job may not appear as urgent as a massive pay gap or Uber-level workplace harassment. But they can compound the larger problems women face in the office.

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The Turkish lira fell as much as 6.6% after US stopped processing visas for Turkey's citizens.

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Harvey Weinstein has been fired from his position at the film company he co-founded, three days after a New York Times investigation detailed numerous incidents of alleged sexual harassment by the media mogul.

The confusion started after a segment on the CBS pregame show, "The NFL Today."