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Whoopi Goldberg, Tom Hanks, Laura Dern, Steven Spielberg and Rory Kennedy are among the 54 power players who will decide Harvey Weinstein's fate in Hollywood on Saturday.

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Leave the tourist trail behind and enjoy wine, gastronomy, perfume, art, dance like a Parisian.

The full extent of the alleged abuse "may not be fully uncovered yet."

Zappos wants to help cover funeral costs for families who lost loved ones in the Las Vegas shooting.

Fox and ESPN will not be airing the national anthem live during this weekend's NFL games.

"There's rubble everywhere," an employee of one vineyard told CNNMoney.

More than 30 companies have been sued by the government over the past month for scamming student loan borrowers.

Aerospace giant Boeing has found itself ensnared by the fall out of Kobe Steel's disclosure that it falsified manufacturing documents on its metal products.

Updated New York Times social media policies ask journalists to refrain from partisan banter.

CtW Investment Group is pressuring the parent company of Fox News to add more women to its board and conduct a thorough review of the firm's culture.

Most health care insurers have reported a big jump in sales, profits and their stock price in the past seven years, despite all the turmoil surrounding the Affordable Care Act and President Trump's plans to try and replace it.

The Social Security Administration announced a 2% increase to Social Security payments for 2018.

Spain, Italy and France -- which together produce over half the world's wine -- are bracing for their worst harvests in decades after extreme weather damaged grapes.

Facebook officially rolled out a tool that lets users order food for pick-up or delivery.

This year, retailers and other businesses that depend on seasonal workers are finding it tougher to find the help they need.

The tax agency says it will "continue its review" of Equifax's security and calls the move a "precautionary step."

Wife of often embattled NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell used a fake Twitter account to defend her husband against critics.

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Woman all over the world have joined a call to boycott Twitter over its treatment of actress Rose McGowan, who has accused Harvey Weinstein of rape.