Face shields are gaining favor during the coronavirus pandemic because they use materials that are easy to obtain and can be fabricated and built quickly.
Tesla will cut pay for all of its salaried employees until the second quarter of 2020, and furlough hourly workers until May 4, when it intends to resume production of electric cars, according to an internal e-mail that employees shared with CNBC.
Pinterest said that it hasn't seen much exposure to the advertising segments most hurt by the coronavirus pandemic, including travel, automotive and restaurants.
Singapore passed the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill in October last year, which dictates websites to run government "correction notices" alongside content it deems false.
Wolfpack Research alleged in a report that iQiyi, which is majority owned by Chinese search giant Baidu, overstated revenue for 2019 through a number of means, including the way it booked revenue from subscriptions via third parties and content licensing deals.
"The business of G Suite is growing at an incredibly healthy and, frankly for me, surprising rate," Javier Soltero, vice president and general manager of G Suite at Google, told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday.
Airbnb guests who spoke with CNBC said they've had difficulty navigating Airbnb's website to collect the full cash refunds the company has said they are eligible for.
Netflix added more controls for parents that allow them to limit the content their kids are watching by TV or movie rating. Parents can lock profiles and also block certain TV shows or movies entirely.
First-quarter operating profit for 2020 is expected at 6.4 trillion Korean won ($5.2 billion), up from 6.23 trillion won Samsung posted for the same period a year earlier.
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