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Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson were at one point erroneously told by Facebook that their content had been deemed "unsafe for the community," but the Diamond & Silk page was never banned.

The Stop Sexual Harassment in NYC Act will mandate annual training for workers.

Geisha Williams, the CEO and President of PG&E Corp., tells CNN's Boss Files how she made history becoming the first Latina CEO of a Fortune 500 company.

Facebook is spending millions of dollars on security and private plane travel for Mark Zuckerberg.

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The publisher of James Comey's book "A Higher Loyalty" is printing 850,000 copies to meet the expected demand from buyers.

With missiles raining down on Syria, the U.S. media was back on a war footing, at least for one night.

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Michael Ferro, who stepped down from his role at the controversial newspaper publisher Tronc last month, is selling all of his shares in the company.

A UK judge has ordered Google to remove old articles about a businessman's past crime from its search results.

Ryan says her employer, American Urban Radio Networks, has also received death threats via email and has since been in contact with the FBI regarding the situation.

Musk tweets more bullish profit outlook for Tesla, promising electric car maker will be making money second half of 2018.

The bank says the gun issue requires "a legislative issue."

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All the major credit card companies are getting rid of the requirement that customers sign after swiping their cards.

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SeaWorld Entertainment said in a public filing that the Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to take an enforcement action against the company.

The stock is up more than 60% this year. Deutsche Bank just raised its price target. Earnings are out Monday, and analysts expect a blockbuster quarter.