What will NFL playoffs look like if players keep testing positive for coronavirus?
Eben Novy-WIlliams on NFL teams facing coronavirus violations
Walmart launches health insurance plans in time for Medicare open enrollment
Walmart is entering the health insurance business, just in time for those signing up for Medicare open enrollment this fall.
Starbucks offering employees 'Lyft' to voting sites
All U.S. employees will receive a free one-way Lyft ride up to $75 to the polls to vote.
Instagram starts hiding 'potentially offensive' comments
The new function builds on the social media platform's previous filter, concealing comments similar to those that have been the subjects of previous complaints.
Musk's SpaceX wins Pentagon award for missile-tracking satellites
SpaceX, known for its reusable rockets and astronaut capsules, is ramping up satellite production for Starlink.
Apple pulls rival products from stores ahead of launch
Ahead of an expected launch for its new iPhone, speaker and headphones, Apple Inc. has stopped selling rival products in its retail stores, Bloomberg reported.
Southwest CEO announces pay cuts to avoid layoffs, furloughs through 2021
In a video to employees Monday, Southwest CEO Gary Kelly announced that the airline will need to "sacrifice more" by undergoing pay cuts in an effort to avoid layoffs and furloughs through 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic's ongoing impact on travel demand.
Apple sues recycling company for allegedly re-selling devices it was hired to scrap
Apple is suing a Canadian recycling company for over $22 million claiming it re-sold more than 100,000 devices instead of disposing of the products as it had been hired to.
Venmo unveils its first-ever credit card
Venmo is debuting its Venmo Credit Card after a much-anticipated roll out since the company made the announcement last year.
Walmart stores removing recalled fruit over listeria concerns
The recall comes just after the company initiated a voluntary recall on Oct. 1 of a limited quantity of watermelon chunks from select stores for the same reason.
Warren Buffett passed up chance to buy Whole Foods, CEO says
Whole Foods CEO John Mackey says the Oracle of Omaha passed up a chance to buy the upscale supermarket chain before its blockbuster merger with Amazon.
49ers' Levi's Stadium to go completely cashless when fans return
San Francisco 49ers fans can leave the cash at home when they are allowed to return to Levi’s Stadium once coronavirus restrictions are eased.
Chevrolet will let Chinese Corvette clone slide
Songsang Dolphin looks a lot like the 1958 Corvette.
Tim Cook remembers Steve Jobs 9 years after his death
On the ninth anniversary of Steve Jobs' death, Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook tweeted in remembrance of the company co-founder, saying his memory lives on every day.
Ex-presidential contender Andrew Yang takes lead in California data privacy measure
Andrew Yang is chairing the advisory board for Proposition 24, which he and other supporters see as a model for other states as the U.S. tries to catch up with protections that already exist in Europe.
Philadelphia councilmember wants to rename Wells Fargo Center after CEO’s race comments
A proposal has been introduced to revoke the bank's naming rights.
Pinterest is prohibiting culturally inappropriate Halloween costumes
While Halloween is a time for self expression, Pinterest is making sure that people remain culturally appropriate while doing so.
Trump's COVID-19 announcement becomes his most-liked tweet ever
President Trump's tweet announcing he tested positive for COVID-19 is his most liked Twitter post ever.
Facebook, Twitter on 'high alert' for election misinformation
Social media companies are on "high alert" both before and following November's presidential election.
Disney's Bob Iger leaves California coronavirus task force as parks remain idle
His abrupt departure comes as Disneyland and Disney California Adventure in Anaheim sit idle while they wait for reopening guidelines from the state.



















