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The National Health Service app is not being built on Apple and Google's "decentralized" system.

Spotify Technology reported a 22% jump in first-quarter revenue on Wednesday as the music streaming company beat analysts' expectations to reach 130 million paid subscribers for its premium service.

New agreement valued more than previous $130 million deal with Amazon, insiders tell CNBC.

Artificial intelligence has been hailed as a monumental technology that will change the world, but coronavirus is showing that it is still in its infancy.

Swedish digital health start-up Kry has launched a video consultation platform in the U.S., marking the firm's first expansion beyond Europe.

Since being put on the U.S. blacklist, Huawei has focused more on China and increased its smartphone market share at the expense of rivals like Xiaomi and Oppo. That has hurt Qualcomm.

The number of e-commerce livestreaming sessions topped 4 million in the first quarter, according to China's Commerce Ministry.

Samsung warned sales and profits of smartphones and TVs are "expected to decline significantly as COVID-19 affects demand and leads to store and plant closures globally."

Funding into U.K. start-ups has soared by 34% as investors look to ensure their bets stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

Among other ways the companies work together, and pay each other, a new filing reveals that SpaceX bought $600,000 worth of Tesla car parts in the first quarter of 2020 alone.

The company's first quarter results and executive assurances stoked optimism amid pandemic's unchartered waters.

Alphabet's revenue growth slowed as coronavirus impacted business in the first quarter.

Surveillance-tech companies have flourished in recent years as law enforcement and spy agencies around the world have sought new methods for countering adversaries who now often communicate through encrypted mobile apps. The firms argue that their experience helping governments track shadowy networks of militants makes them uniquely qualified to uncover the silent spread of a novel disease.

Sectors like health care or financial services have been less impacted by the pandemic so far, but Omnicom foresees demand for marketing services to decline as advertisers cut costs in the short term.

The latest guidance comes as the company tries to mobilize its massive workforce after shelter restrictions are lifted.

The company already laid off 200 employees earlier this year and its CEO said he would forgo his salary.

The request follows a report finding Amazon employees had used data from third-party sellers to rival them with Amazon's own private-label products.

The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed many companies and schools to remote work, which allowed Zoom to emerge as a key player. The videoconferencing software company last week surpassed 300 million daily users, up from 200 million in just weeks.

Checkout.com is the first payments firm to join Libra since Visa, Mastercard and Stripe pulled out over regulatory concerns.

Online travel agencies have long been some of the biggest spenders on Google, but they're slashing budgets as consumers stay home.