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Uber has spent much of its history fighting to keep its workers classified as contractors, avoiding expenses like healthcare costs.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company will donate "millions of masks" for health professionals in the U.S. and Europe while Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his firm is making ventilators.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, weddings around the world are getting postponed. Here's why I canceled mine.

In an email on Sunday, the special committee to the WeWork board said that it's attempting to ensure that SoftBank complete its tender offer as promised.

Jason Green of Emergence Capital is telling start-ups right now that a long-term plan right now doesn't make much sense.

Amazon CEO wrote: "There is no instruction manual for how to feel at a time like this, and I know this causes stress for everyone."

With medical supplies strained by the coronavirus outbreak, health care professionals and technologists are coming together online to crowdsource repairs and supplies of critical hospital equipment.

All hourly associates working in the U.S. warehouses will receive double their regular hourly rate for every overtime hour over 40 hours a week.

Apple appears to have updated on Siri on Saturday to help users who are wondering whether they have COVID-19

Six medical workers told CNBC that they disagree with their hospitals' policies around elective procedures, which are going ahead in the midst of a pandemic.

Zoom is free and works well, which is making it a particularly popular service during the current crisis.

Amid the rapid spread of coronavirus, as government officials tell people to stay home, Amazon is seeing an unprecedented surge in online orders causing delivery delays and items to go out of stock. In response, Amazon is hiring 100,000 new workers and halting the intake of any new inventory that isn't in high demand, which means heavy losses for third-party sellers. Amazon also faces new challenges as it tries to remove listings for price gouging and false claims about prevention of COVID-19.

Four senators urged the Amazon CEO to provide paid sick leave for warehouse workers.

Alphabet's self-driving company previously said it temporarily paused its Waymo One rider service in Metro Phoenix while keeping driverless rides and some driver testing.

Growing Tesla from the Roadster to the Model 3 was a bumpy road, and Wall Street was along for the wild ride. CNBC explores how Tesla and Elon Musk started an electric car revolution.

Google on Friday said its Google I/O 2020 developer conference will no longer take place in any capacity because of the spread of coronavirus. It originally been moved to an online event.

The gloomy statistic from Strategy Analytics also foreshadows forthcoming trouble in the smartphone market as other countries have shut down their economies to slow the virus.

Microsoft, Adaptive Biotechnologies, Illumina and other companies are partnering on a project to map out how the human immune system responds to the virus. Most efforts, they say, are focused on the biology of the virus.

So many groups have popped up in the past five days that there are now master spreadsheets circulating on Twitter, Nextdoor and Facebook, NBC News reports.

The program is designed to accelerate diagnostic solutions for coronavirus COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.