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- Six women have accused Leslie Moonves, the CEO and chairman of CBS Corporation, of unwanted sexual advances and intimidation, according to a bombshell report from The New Yorker and investigative journalist Ronan Farrow.
- Four of the women alleged that Moonves had forcibly touched or kissed them during what were supposed to have been business meetings.
- Two other women say they believe he was influential in thwarting their careers after they rejected his advances.
- Moonves admitted to making several women feel uncomfortable, but denied making unwanted advances.
Six women have accused Leslie Moonves, the CEO and chairman of CBS Corporation, of unwanted sexual advances and intimidation, according to a New Yorker report published Friday.
Four of the women interviewed by investigative journalist Ronan Farrow alleged that Moonves forcibly touched or kissed them in what were supposed to have been business meetings. Two other women say they believe he was influential in thwarting their careers after they rejected his advances.
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