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Musk congratulated the "Tesla team" on the milestone via Twitter.

If you're being asked to work from home, you might start to get a little stir crazy. Here are some apps to help you pass the time if you end up self-quarantining or staying indoors for a long time.

Stitch Fix shares are cratering as Wall Street questions the longevity of a business that ships customers clothes on a fixed basis, using data science to curate outfits they might like.

The Biden campaign's spend on Facebook ads in March has exceeded that of rival Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and President Donald Trump.

Apple confirmed on Tuesday that an employee in its Cork, Ireland office has tested positive for coronavirus and has self-quarantined. The company said it believes the risk to others remains low.

Seattle Seahawks star Bobby Wagner told CNBC he voted no to terms of the new NFL collective bargaining agreement.

"If the regulator's efforts are successful, Big Tech will be broken up within the decade," Palihapitiya said.

After a strong start to the year for Apple, the reality of the coronavirus outbreak set in.

Apple has 42 stores in China and 38 of those are open again after a prolonged shutdown following the outbreak of the coronavirus.

At the Satellite 2020 conference on Monday, Elon Musk told the audience that "you don't need college to learn stuff."

In recent days, Fox News canceled its upfront, A+E Networks moved its event online and Freewheel postponed its own.

Uncertainty amid the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, and oil price battles between Saudi Arabia and Russia weighed on shares of Tesla and other electric car makers on Monday.

Facebook announced Monday that Nancy Killefer and Tracey Travis are joining the company's board of directors, boosting its female presence to 40%.

Tech stocks led the S&P 500 to a record last month, and are now plunging along with everything else.

Zoom isn't the only company seeing stock growth as other parts of the market struggle while the coronavirus spreads.

Elliott Management and Silver Lake each get one board seat at Twitter.

Facing a wave of pressure from workers and increased scrutiny from lawmakers on Capitol Hill, gig economy companies from Uber to Doordash have been rolling out new policies as coronavirus continues to spread across the U.S. Uber and Lyft are planning to compensate drivers affected by the coronavirus for up to 14 days. Postmates and Instacart have unveiled "no-contact" food delivery. DoorDash, meanwhile, is letting customers leave in-app instructions if they prefer orders left at the door.

The company informed New York and New Jersey employees of the change on Monday.

The latest measures come as the company tries to mobilize its workforce as the COVID-19 coronavirus spreads.

The video, posted by White House social media director Dan Scavino, was edited to show Biden endorsing Trump for reelection. Facebook has since labeled it as "partly false information."