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President Donald Trump's TikTok ban may prevent U.S. app stores from offering the popular short-video app and make advertising on the platform illegal, according to a White House document seen by Reuters.

Huawei has five "credible" options to secure chips for its smartphones though all of those have to "face major challenges," one analyst told CNBC.

Payments giant Stripe has hired General Motors' chief financial officer Dhivya Suryadevara.

Vacation home hosts say that they're not receiving payments from Airbnb. The company calls its a "small technical issue."

The game was originally slated to come out with the launch of the Xbox Series X console, which will become available in November, Microsoft said on Tuesday. Now the video game will become available sometime in 2021.

The ruling is the end of a chapter in a saga which saw Qualcomm's primary businesses, including technology licensing, under fire from regulators around the world.

Facebook on Tuesday disclosed that its ability to moderate content involving suicide, self-injury and child exploitation was impacted by the coronavirus between the months of April and June.

The trial was supposed to start this year, but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Alphabet's Verily has built its own lab focused on Covid-19 testing. Verily said it can run several thousand tests per day

Instacart already partners with Aldi, Costco, Albertsons, Kroger and Walmart's Sam's Club, along with smaller grocers. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said during his testimony before the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust that Instacart is an emerging competitor.

Airbnb was expected to go public earlier this year, but its plans were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A judge granted a preliminary injunction on Monday requiring Uber and Lyft to classify their drivers as employees within 10 days.

BigCommerce shares surged more than 200% in their debut last week, and the company is now worth over $5 billion.

Amazon's SVP of retail operations, Dave Clark, said the company is "ahead of schedule" in its efforts to bring 5,000 jobs to Nashville.

The use of automatic facial recognition technology by South Wales Police was unlawful, according to the Court of Appeal.

The National Basketball Association wants to keep its business in China, but it will be tricky to navigate as U.S. elections near.

HMD Global said Tuesday that it would use the fresh capital to invest in the development of 5G smartphones.

Robinhood saw 4.3 million daily average revenue trades in June, more than all of the major incumbent brokerage firms.

CEO Masayoshi Son confirmed that SoftBank is considering selling U.K. chip designer Arm or taking the company public.

Atlassian is going further than Facebook and Google in giving its employees flexibility. The shift away from offices could also help with hiring.