The Canadian Food Inspection Agency banned the sale of Soylent in the country after determining the product did not meet the requirements of a "meal replacement".
British lawmakers have asked Facebook to provide information on any ads purchased by Russian-linked Facebook accounts around June's general election and last year's Brexit referendum. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke reports.
Allowing women to drive was seen as a big breakthrough for Saudi Arabia's ambitious reform plans, but what about the rest of its economic overhaul? CNN's John Defterios gives us the report card on Saudi 2030.
M14 Industries takes the coding and software engineering out of app development. They created a platform where business can focus on branding and marketing? and M14 Industries does the rest.
Gretchen Carlson responds to the NYT report that Bill O'Reilly struck a $32 million settlement with a former Fox colleague one month prior to the network renewing his contract. Her sexual harassment suit against Roger Ailes set off a domino effect that has since toppled some of the most powerful men in media
Former Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly paid $32 million to settle a sexual harassment claim a month before Fox News extended his contract, according to The New York Times.
CNN's Richard Quest, Laurie Segall, Poppy Harlow and Brian Stelter discuss the pervasiveness of sexual misconduct in Hollywood and Silicon Valley and what can be done to protect sexual harassment victims.
New York State Senator Brad Hoylman is pushing for legislation that would void employment contracts with non-disclosure agreements that potentially protect criminal behavior.
October 19, 1987 - Wall Street calls this day 'Black Monday'. Llare Sebastian heads to the New York Stock Exchange to find out if 30 years later, what lessons have been learned.