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Dark Sky said no changes will be made to its iOS app, which costs $3.99, though it will no longer be available to download for Android users. Service for Android subscribers will stay active until July 1, and then will shut down.

Sales of monitors doubled in the first two weeks of March, NPD Group said, as more people started working from home.

Dr. Ed Boyle is trying to keep a brave face for his staff in Bend, Oregon, but revenue has taken a huge hit now that his medical practice can no longer perform elective procedures during the coronavirus shutdown. His wife, Dr. Ida Azul, is in the same boat.

Amazon said it fired Chris Smalls for 'violating social distancing guidelines and putting the safety of others at risk.'

Alhough not overseen by Amazon directly, prep centers work with Amazon's third-party sellers to get packages ready to be shipped to Amazon's warehouses. CNBC traveled to Roundup, Montana, to explore why a number of these prep centers have popped up in the area.

Snap on Tuesday announced the launch of App Stories, which brings the company's popular Stories feature to apps created by third-party software developers.

In May, Huawei was put on the U.S. Entity List, a blacklist that restricts American firms doing business with it. A top executive told CNBC that was to blame for missed revenue targets.

The U.S. blacklisting of Huawei cut off its access to Google's Android mobile operating system for its new smartphones. In a new move, Huawei hopes to get Google apps on its own app store.

British tech start-ups are lobbying the government for an emergency support package to help them weather the storm of the coronavirus pandemic.

Microsoft shares rose as investors processed data showing its online services have been getting hammered with greater usage as people work from home.

Demand for cloud computing services has spiked during the coronavirus outbreak and Microsoft has been a "huge beneficiary from the lockdowns," the "Mad Money" host said.

Airbnb announced it will allow guests to receive full refunds for any trips booked before March 14, as the company continues to struggle through the coronavirus' impact on the travel industry.

The grim realities of hospitals overflowing with patients seeking treatment for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, are not always as visible from the outside, leaving space for bad actors and coronavirus denialists to push dangerous disinformation

Tesla's vehicle deliveries report for the first quarter of 2020 is expected within a week. Despite direct impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on its operations in Shanghai and the U.S., the company has yet to withdraw its prior guidance, which said it should comfortably exceed 500,000 vehicle deliveries in 2020.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom launched the effort to get thousands of doctors and other medical workers out in the field.

Richard Branson's California-based rocket company Virgin Orbit partnered with medical researchers and developed a ventilator device.

A handful of tech companies will emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic stronger, while investors should expect other businesses to weaken, according to a research note from Morgan Stanley.

Executives across the company will also take pay cuts, according to an internal email obtained by CNBC.

As countries race to fight the coronavirus outbreak, many are boosting the surveillance of citizens in a move that's raising privacy concerns.

Workers at Amazon's JFK8 warehouse are walking out to demand that the company close the facility for sanitizing after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus.