New U.N. sanctions on North Korea may take a heavy toll on its economy but are unlikely to have much impact on Kim Jong Un's rapidly advancing nuclear weapons program.
Google executives have responded to a 3,300-word manifesto written by one of its male engineers that argues women aren't suited for tech jobs for "biological" reasons.
1. Samsung boss faces jail time: Prosecutors in South Korea's "trial of the century" have demanded a 12-year jail term for the country's highest profile business leader, Lee Jae-yong.
ABC said the "Bachelor in Paradise" incident that temporarily shut down production of the reality series "brought to light some safety issues" that have been addressed by Warner Bros., from which ABC licenses the series.
The demand for female directors in the television industry has led to an unexpected problem for people like NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke, especially around pilot season: There are no experienced female directors to be found.
1. Snap earnings: Snapchat parent company Snap will report its second-quarter finances on Thursday, but Wall Street isn't holding its breath for anything positive.
Fox News said Saturday that host Eric Bolling will be suspended from air "pending the results of an investigation" into whether he sent lewd photos to co-workers, a network spokesperson confirmed to CNNMoney.