Tesla Sues Alameda County, Musk Threatens to Relocate HQ
Musk has said local “shelter in place” orders violated the U.S. Constitution.
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Cornershop, Soon to Be Part of Uber, Launches Grocery Deliveries in U.S.
Cornershop will deliver goods from grocery outlets but it doesn't appear to have reached any deals with the outlets, raising questions.
Amazon-Microsoft Friction Over Pentagon Cloud Deal Heating Up
The friction between the two tech giants illustrates the high stakes of the Pentagon deal.
Apple to Reopen Some U.S. Retail Locations Starting Next Week
The first stores to reopen will be in Idaho, South Carolina, Alabama, and Alaska with new safety procedures, including temperature checks.
Roku Sees Ad Upside to Pandemic
Company said in earnings that the move away from TV advertising could be funneled toward its digital ad business
Target Acquires Deliv’s Tech Assets
Target is acquiring the assets as Deliv shuts down its operations, a sign of the challenges of making same-day delivery a profitable business
India’s Jio Secures $1.5 Billion From Private Equity Firm
Jio, the digital arm of Reliance Industries, transformed India by spending billions to offer cheap, high-speed cellular data to hundreds of millions of users.
WeChat Gathers Data From Overseas Users for Chinese Censorship
The findings by Canadian security research group Citizen Lab reinforces the widespread belief that Tencent’s WeChat isn’t secure even outside of China.
Tesla to Restart California Plant Friday
Tesla’s U.S. plant could resume operations after a shutdown for Covid-19 even as production at its sole overseas plant, a factory in Shanghai, was abruptly suspended.
Majority of Google Employees to Work From Home Until End of Year
The update comes after Google had previously told employees they would keep work from home measures in place until June 1.
Endeavor’s WME to Cut 20% of Workforce
The cuts are the latest sign of pressure at the entertainment firm, which is heavily exposed to the live events business and carries a lot of debt.
Dropbox Reports First Quarterly Profit
Dropbox is seeing more adoption of its paid services as companies around the world work from home, according to CEO Drew Houston.
Uber’s Surging Food Delivery Business Mitigated Rides Decline From Covid-19
Uber's approach of operating multiple businesses such as food delivery, once considered a costly albatross around its neck, could be its saving grace.
Google Unifies Communications Products Under G Suite Boss
The move should help Google bring a more cohesive strategy to its communication apps—something its struggled with notoriously in the past.
New WarnerMedia CEO Challenges Staff to Aim High, Take Risks
In his first town hall, Jason Kilar spoke to employees about his priorities for the company.
Facebook to Reopen Offices in July, Let Employees Work Remotely Through 2020
CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently voiced concern about reopening the economy too early.
Lawmakers Question Amazon About Whistleblower Retaliation
Some in Congress want to know if Amazon was looking to silence critics when it fired workers who voiced Covid-19 concerns.
Sidewalk Labs Scraps Toronto Mega-Development
The Alphabet subsidiary cited poor economic conditions for its abandonment of the project.
Zoom Acquiring Encryption Company Keybase
Zoom's acquisition of Keybase puts the video conferencing provider on track to offer the strongest form of data encryption available.
Uber Leads $170 Million Investment in Lime
The ride-hailing firm will transfer its Jump bike and scooter rental business to Lime as part of the deal.
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