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According to Zumper, the median rental price for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco fell 11.8% year over year, from $3,720 to $3,280, beating May's 9% drop

Facebook is planning to shut down TikTok rival Lasso and Pinterest rival Hobbi on July 10.

The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority has proposed the creation of a "Digital Markets Unit" to rein in big digital advertising platforms.

"Just amazing how well you executed, especially in such difficult times. I am so proud to work with you!" read the email from Musk in its entirety.

"It can be stated with certainty based on these survey findings that at least a quarter of U.S. adults is presently in a condition of high emotional distress directly attributable to the pandemic," say researchers from the University of North Carolina and Harvard.

NBCUniversal adds heft to Peacock before July 15 launch with licensing deal for ViacomCBS movies and TV shows.

Apple will close 30 additional stores in the United States by Thursday, the company said, bringing the total number of reclosures in the United States to 77 as Covid-19 cases rapidly rise in several regions around the country.

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins discussed how customers "beefed up their security" at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic and why high-end enterprise customers still prefer Webex in a "Squawk Box" interview on Wednesday.

Tesla just became the world's most valuable automaker.

Apple has reportedly stopped updating tens of thousands of mobile games on the China App Store after coming under pressure from the Chinese government to comply with local rules.

Estonian start-up Bolt says it will roll out bike rentals in Paris from Wednesday.

TransferWise says it has received permission from the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority to deal in investments.

Apple is slated to release four versions of its 5G iPhone with three different screen sizes and is facing delays of between four weeks and two months for mass production of those, the Nikkei Asian Review reported.

U.S. carriers cannot use an $8.3 billion government subsidy program to purchase, maintain or support any equipment or services from both vendors, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said.

Advertisers are continuing to join the "StopHateforProfit" campaign by vowing to stop spending money on Facebook ads in July to pressure the company to better prevent the spread of hate speech and misinformation.

India said it would block 59 Chinese apps such as TikTok and WeChat, claiming they are a threat to national security. And now it's reportedly assessing whether Huawei and ZTE can participate in its 5G rollout.

Facebook announced it removed a network of accounts, groups and pages associated with the far-right extremist movement known as "boogaloo."

Founded in 2002, JAMF says its mission is to "help organizations succeed with Apple."

Alphabet's Google announced Tuesday it acquired North, an eight-year-old company that makes smart glasses, for an undisclosed amount.

Top Amazon executives including Dave Clark, the company's senior vice president of global operations, have said infection rates at warehouses match or are lower than the cities they're in. A newly revealed May memo shows this wasn't the case in one Minnesota warehouse.