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A Siri Shortcut that you can install will also automatically text a contact, turn down the volume on your phone and more. It wasn't built by Apple, but it's a useful tool if you're pulled over.

Huawei has often been accused of posing risks to national security, with U.S. officials worried it could enable Chinese espionage.

As protests over the police killing of George Floyd continue, law enforcement is using powerful surveillance tools to track them. Here's how drones, facial recognition software, cellphone tracking devices and automatic license plate readers are changing protesting and policing.

Amazon is planning to show Crystal Palace vs. Burnley (June 29), Everton vs. Southampton (July 6), and Watford vs. Newcastle (July 11).

The Hong Kong listing marks another major Chinese firm which is already listed in the U.S., carrying out fundraising in Hong Kong. JD.com went public on the Nasdaq in 2014.

Shares of Japanese game maker Nintendo surged on Thursday to levels not seen in more than a decade, but investors may want to stay away from the stock, according to Asymmetric Advisors' Amir Anvarzadeh.

The United States has shocked Europe by pulling out of negotiations over an international digital tax and threatened to retaliate if the region moves ahead with plans on its own.

China is the world's largest consumer of both pork and crayfish, and the latest releases from Zhenmeat, the country's rival to Beyond Meat, play to local tastes.

The study also found that people who use social media to find information on the virus are more likely to have broken lockdown rules.

Crosschq is among a growing number of software start-ups raising money from investors entirely over Zoom meetings.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai told employees it will make fund more black businesses and increase the number of leaders from 'underrepresented' groups by 30% by 2025. It will also end peer badge-checks, which some employees have said encourage racist behavior.

Despite a series of missteps, including a big one during the coronavirus market volatility, Robinhood has gained 10 million users, mostly millennials and new entrants to stock investing.

Facebook will now allow the public to track exactly how much U.S. senatorial and congressional candidates are spending on political ads on the company's social networks.

The proposal follows an executive order on social media signed by President Donald Trump last month.

Uber's announcement is the latest effort among tech companies to support and honor the Black community. Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey announced last week that Juneteenth was a company holiday.

Transparent Collective runs a four-day program helps entrepreneurs with their start-up pitches so they can secure funding for their businesses.

The purveyor of video-calling software that has surged in popularity this year now plans wider protection than previously planned.

Groupon co-founder Eric Lefkofsky discovered the health-care system's flawed approach to data when his wife was diagnosed with cancer. Tempus is now on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. It made the CNBC 2020 Disruptor 50 list, released Tuesday.

Hastings and his wife, Patty Quillin, will donate $40 million to the UNCF (United Negro College Fund) and historically Black Spelman and Morehouse colleges.

Bezos urged Amazon employees to cancel all meetings on Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S.