Covid-19 has taken over our lives, but it hasn't been around for very long. Scientists have been studying it in real-time as the world collectively goes through a traumatic, world-changing event. It's killed more than half a million people—and we don't even know exactly where it came from. Which, on the face of it, isn't very reassuring. As a result, conspiracy theories have spread alongside the virus. Watch the video to find out what companies are doing to fight against misinformation.
NexRep, an 11-year-old company, was built for this moment. Its reps work remotely, allowing them to stay home with their kids or ailing relatives if needed.
With the advancement in technologies like continuous glucose monitors, insulin pumps are evolving to automate delivery. CNBC's Erin Black takes a look at how insulin pumps are getting smarter.
If your iPhone feels slower than usual, or if it dies really fast, you may need a new battery. Here's how to find out using a feature called iPhone Battery Health.
Spotify has become the clear audio streaming winner in terms of paid subscribers. Watch CNBC's deep dive into how Spotify started, its successes, and what's to come next.
Amazon posted its fifth straight day of losses Friday, making it the worst week for the stock since February and snapping its longest weekly winning streak in history.
Sweden did not go into lockdown, instead issuing recommendations about social distancing and working from home while allowing many schools and businesses to stay open.
Google next month will begin prohibiting publisher content about health crises that contradicts scientific consensus from running ads through its platforms, or ads that contain that content.
The Trade Desk has been a rare bright spot in the ad-tech space for investors in recent years, in part because of the company's connected TV investments.
Lyft said on Friday it would distribute some 60,000 vehicle partition shields to its most-active drivers as a protection against the coronavirus and begin selling the custom-made protective barriers to other drivers later this summer.
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