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Facing the specter of a lawsuit, the New York Times is calling on Harvey Weinstein to release the women who have accused him of inappropriate behavior from their non-disclosure agreements.

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Apple's chief design officer says some people do "misuse" the iPhone by overusing it.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that the number of traffic fatalities in 2016 rose nearly 6% compared with the previous year to 37,461

Hawaiian Airlines wants to connect its Pacific island home to the other side of the world, but it doesn't quite know what airplane it wants for the long-endurance flights.

Janet Yellen is the head of the Federal Reserve. Her term expires at the end of January, and it's up to President Donald Trump to either reappoint her for a second term, or find a new Fed chief.

The New York Times has published a story detailing numerous accusations of sexual harassment against powerful movie producer Harvey Weinstein.

Britain could be heading for a new political crisis that would hurt the economy and lead to an even messier Brexit.

Reconstruction has yet to get started in earnest, as residents wait on grants, loans, and insurance.

Opti thinks it has a solution that will reduce damage caused by monster storms and hurricanes.

The surprise loss of jobs in September is not great to see. But look beneath the surface. If you have a job, you probably are making more at it now than a few years ago. Wage growth is at its highest level since 2009.

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Next problem for hurricane victims - finding a contractor. The shortage of construction workers will make that difficult.

The new emoji will be available on iPhones and iPads with iOS 11.1

How to freeze your credit and how much it costs varies by state and by credit reporting agency. Consumer advocates have made a map of the rules and call for free freezes for all.

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Amazon's pop-up bar will serve drinks and food in Tokyo starting October 20.

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