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As kids are forced to continue school from home amid the coronavirus pandemic, Google is offering to help with internet and laptops.

Holmes' lawyers argued Wednesday it would be hard for them to do the necessary prep work for the trial because of the coronavirus.

The digital fitness company extended the free trial of its app to 90 days, which led to a surge in downloads as gyms across the nation close due to stay-at-home mandates

The move sets up former WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey to be the next CEO of AT&T.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg on Wednesday said the company's lessons learned from its numerous mistakes over the past couple of years has prepared it to deal with the crises caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Burners are gathering to donate supplies like masks for hospitals and others in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The layoffs, compiled by CNBC based on media reports, spanned more than 40 companies that have collectively raised nearly $15 billion.

The transition comes ahead of schedule with Mike Sievert taking over the helm.

You're probably trying to stay in touch with friends, family and colleagues. There are a ton of video chat apps, and some are good for one purpose but not great for others. Here are some of the best video calling apps.

Houseparty is offering a $1 million bounty reward to anyone who can uncover what it's calling a "smear campaign" to spread hacking rumors.

Bitcoin has fallen less than major U.S. equity indices in the first quarter but still hasn't proven it can act as a "safe haven" in times of market turmoil.

"The Chinese government would not sit there and watch Huawei being slaughtered. I believe there would be counter-measures," Eric Xu, rotating chairman at Huawei, told CNBC, amid reports the U.S. was preparing new restrictions against the tech giant.

"I think we will come out of this strong both as an economy and as a company," Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora said in a "Mad Money" interview.

Amazon said it fired the employee, Christian Smalls, after he "received multiple warnings for violating social distancing guidelines."

Stocks just closed out their worst first quarter ever. There were a few bright spots, though. Stocks including Citrix, Regeneron, Netflix, Gilead, Nvidia and Amazon ended the quarter higher. Traders say two performing stocks could be setting up for a fall.

Xerox has dropped its bid to merge with HP, people familiar with the matter confirmed to CNBC's David Faber.

Microsoft stock closed up .00006% in the past three months, while Amazon rose 5.43% in what is the broader markets worst first quarter ever.

According to models used by the state, California Governor Gavin Newsom said he expects the COVID-19 outbreak to peak there some time in May 2020. To fight the pandemic, the state has asked licensed health professionals to raise their hands to work via a new Health Corps site, which scored 25,000 sign-ups in its first day.

Here are some tips to be better at video calls: Pay attention to your lighting, stay in frame, mute yourself when other are talking.

Pelosi and Silicon Valley Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna are concerned about a rule that would bar start-ups from relief designated for small businesses.