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The current Alexa app is often hard to use, offering random irrelevant prompts from the home screen and forcing users to dig through menus to find different settings.

Google said Monday that it will extend its coronavirus work-from-home order to through June 2021.

Six of the medical experts felt confident about sending their kids back. Eight were in "wait and see" mode. And a final six were leaning strongly towards remote learning and were not comfortable with the prospect of having kids in school -- at least for the beginning of the year.

Some companies are going further after introducing work-from-home stipends and programs to help people with wellness and mental health.

Twitter is facing a 48-hour 'walkout' over its handling of anti-Semitic tweets from British grime star Wiley.

Intel said it could look for third-parties to manufacture some of its chips containing so-called 7-nanometer transistors. TSMC could be a beneficiary of that.

Bitcoin has risen nearly 11% over the past 7 days, while equity markets struggled last week as gold continued to rally.

Qualtrics has delivered cloud growth to SAP, but the company's acquisition happened under previous leader Bill McDermott, who is now CEO of ServiceNow.

The $600 unemployment boost is set to end next week, which could add a new influx of jobless Americans to the already crowded gig economy.

The major congressional hearing on competition in the U.S. tech sector has been delayed two days to Wednesday.

Tesla owners can purchase a version of Full Self-Driving, or FSD, today for $8,000, but it's not feature complete. CNBC explores why the complete version of FSD has yet to be released.

Selling TikTok now might help Chinese owners ByteDance avoid a perilous path forward as the U.S. government makes noises about a crackdown or ban. But it would also potentially cost ByteDance enormous future profits.

While the Nasdaq recently hit a record, disappointing forecasts from Microsoft and Intel ahead of next week's big earnings reports sparked a selloff.

A researcher who took refuge in the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco after allegedly lying to investigators about her Chinese military service was arrested and will appear in court on Friday, according to a senior Justice Department official.

The blockbuster antitrust hearing may conflict with a planned service for the late Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweenney's comments are some of the loudest from a prominent developer publicly criticizing Apple and Google's app store practices ahead of a congressional hearing where Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai will likely face questioning about their software store policies.

"He wanted to get into a state where he had more freedom where he could expand the way he wanted to expand," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott told CNBC.

Tesla shares were under pressure on Friday as investors continued to take profits from some of the best-performing stocks of 2020.

Tim Bray, a former senior engineer at Amazon, said spinning off AWS could "unleash" additional growth for the business.

It's a move that was announced during Apple's developer conference last month. Once Apple makes the transition, which it says will take about two years, it will no longer need to rely on Intel's product cycle — and delays — before it can deliver new Macs to the market.