Pinterest on Friday said it is planning to announce a new board member, as its employees mobilize a protest against gender and racial discrimination at the company.
Researchers and experts say QAnon has emerged in recent months as a sort of centralized hub for conspiracy and alternative health communities, NBC News reported.
The SEC investigation was prompted by a report from Wolfpack Research in April in which it accused iQiyi of fraud and inflating revenue and user numbers.
There are concerns the U.S.-China tensions could hurt Foxconn's revenue after President Donald Trump issued banned American transactions with Chinese tech firms Tencent and ByteDance.
The new app, SafePass, is designed to be a sharable summary of a user's Covid-19 health history. The company is sending users at-home tests, and subsidizing the cost, if the tracing tool indicates they may have been exposed.
Epic has now notified staff that they can work from home until the end of 2020. Earlier this week, it said it had paused its plan requiring thousands of employees to return to offices this month.
From partnering with Instacart to launching Walmart+ as a competitor to Prime, here are all the ways Walmart is looking to catch up with Amazon in e-commerce.
Apple's services business is surging. The segment delivered $13.16 billion in revenue during Apple's fiscal third quarter, showing double-digit growth. Some of Apple's services have reportedly been off to a slow start, however, such as Apple News+. If it's packaged with a more popular service, say Apple Music, people may be more willing to use it.
The direct payment option to Epic appears to skirt Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store rules, which require Epic to give those firms a 30% cut of revenue made through the app.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's comments could hint at action against other Chinese apps or even TikTok parent company ByteDance or WeChat owner Tencent, both of which are named in the executive orders.
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