Google Cloud Postpones Online Customer Conference
Google's decision to indefinitely postpone online cloud event comes two weeks after it canceled the in-person version of the conference.
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China Expels U.S. Journalists From Top American Newspapers
The move, which affects U.S. journalists at the Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, is unprecedented.
DoorDash to Stop Taking Commissions From Restaurants on Pickup Orders
The food delivery company said its goal is to help restaurants as they transition to delivery-only amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon Prioritizing Shipping of Essential Goods
Amazon told independent merchants they can't ship products other than medical supplies, household basics and high-demand products until April 5.
Market Rallies 6% but Tech Stocks Vary
Amazon rose more than the market, while Facebook underperformed, a sign that ad-dependent stocks are being punished. Lyft and Uber continued to fall.
ESPN Eyes Re-Airing Old Games to Fill Programming Holes
As leagues cancel or postpone their season, ESPN is finding creative ways to fill programming holes.
Gojek Raises $1.2 Billion to Continue Battle With Grab
Gojek, which has discussed a potential merger with Grab, is trying to stay independent while bracing for the coronavirus impact on the global economy.
HashiCorp Raises $175M at a $5.1 Billion Valuation
HashiCorp's funding round, at a valuation triple what it last raised money at, came as the company emerged as the symbol for the remote workplace.
TikTok Moves Content Moderation Out of China
The move is the latest step by ByteDance to distance itself from TikTok’s increasingly global presence.
FTC Signals Investigations Might Be Delayed
The Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust investigations of Facebook and Amazon, among other technology companies, could be slowed down by coronavirus.
Amazon to Hire 100,000 Workers to Keep Up With Delivery Demand Amid Coronavirus
The hiring spree will help the company meet increased demand for delivery as shoppers order items to their doorsteps during the coronavirus pandemic.
New York Might Follow San Francisco With Quarantine Order
The orders mean people can’t leave their homes, with exceptions for food purchases and to get exercise.
Universal to Release Movies at Home Same Day as Theatrical Release
The unprecedented move comes as movie theaters across the world shut down and people are social distancing at home.
Lyft and Uber Shares Trade at Same Price
The trading pattern suggests that investors see Lyft as even worse affected than Uber by the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus.
Universal Music Boss Grainge Hospitalized From Coronavirus
Another bold-faced name has fallen ill to the novel coronavirus.
Verily Launches COVID-19 Screener Website for SF Bay Area
Now, on Monday morning, Verily says it has already stopped taking appointments until it can "scale capacity in the near future."
Stock Markets Plunge
Stocks plunged after President Trump predicted the coronavirus crisis could affect the economy through August
Disney to Release ‘Frozen 2’ on Disney Plus Early
Disney is releasing the blockbuster onto its streaming service three months early to give viewers isolating at home more entertainment options.
France Slaps Apple With $1.2 Billion Antitrust Fine
France joins other European antitrust authorities in levying huge fines against U.S. big tech companies
TikTok to Stop Using China-Based Moderators for Overseas Content
The popular video app is trying to address concerns about its Chinese ownership.
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