Millionaire dating in coronavirus: dating app for wealthy sees increase in fake profiles
Millionaire Match has seen more "low-quality" and fake profiles trying to join since the coronavirus pandemic led to quarantines and social distancing.
In coronavirus crisis it's time to back off big tech: Consumer Technology Association CEO
Innovation is one of the solutions to carrying us through the coronavirus crisis.
Kim Kardashian asks Zoom, Snapchat to join forces again
Media mogul Kim Kardashian asked video conferencing app Zoom and social media app Snapchat to join forces again in a Friday tweet.
Coronavirus-hit retailers begin curbside pickup in Texas
Stores have been closed or online-only to curb the spread of the virus.
France upholds ruling limiting Amazon deliveries during COVID-19 crisis
A French court on Friday shut down Amazon's appeal against a ruling that limits what the tech giant can deliver during COVID-19.
Apple, Google update coronavirus contact-tracing software plans
Apple and Google have rolled out privacy updates and new app-building features for their anticipated coronavirus contact-tracing software.
Verizon’s wireless business slowed by coronavirus
Verizon reported a slight drop in wireless subscribers as gains in business accounts were offset by a steep decline in new consumer accounts.
Travis Scott’s Fortnite concert: What to know about the rapper and his digital show
On Thursday, rapper Travis Scott will perform the first of five concerts through the video game “Fortnite.” Here’s what else you need to know.
Facebook gets rid of 'pseudoscience' ad-targeting category
Facebook Inc has removed "pseudoscience" as an option for advertisers that want to target audiences, a category available until this week even as the world's largest social media network vowed to curb misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sports betting firm DraftKings to go public after shareholders approve deal
Once the deal is finalized, DraftKings will list on the Nasdaq exchange under the stock ticker “DKNG.”
Amazon says it doesn't use sellers' data after Wall Street Journal story
Amazon said it's against its policy to use the data and that the company was launching an internal investigation into the issue.
Amazon scooped up data from its own sellers to launch competing products
Contrary to assertions to Congress, employees often consulted sales information on third-party vendors when developing private-label merchandise.
Twitter removing coronavirus tweets it deems could trigger 'social unrest'
The social media company says it will remove posts it deems call for action based on "unverified claims."
Facebook messenger for kids to launch in 70 countries
Facebook debuts new tools on its Messenger Kids app internationally.
DOJ thwarting online coronavirus scams with help from internet companies
Scammers are targeting the public's coronavirus-related fears and, in some cases, their eagerness to help.
Zoom fights 'zoombombing' by allowing hosts to report participants
Zoom will allow meeting hosts to report suspicious call participants with a new feature in its latest app update
Eventbrite removing events that defy coronavirus social distancing concerns
Eventbrite is removing gatherings from its platform that encourage people to violate social distancing guidelines.
Video gaming is thriving under coronavirus conditions
Here is how video game sales are doing in the first quarter of 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
10 things to know about Walmart, the retailer that made $514.4B last year
Here are 10 things to know about retail giant Walmart, from its beginnings in 1962 to its fleet of robot "associates."
Coronavirus boosts Chipotle's digital sales 80%
Chipotle announced free delivery lasting through at least early May and a partnership with Uber Eats.


















