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Pascal Cagni, Apple's former head of Europe, Middle East and Africa, hopes to cash in on start-ups that flourish after the pandemic.

The UK digital freight forwarding and supply chain finance firm closed its $15 million Series A funding round this week.

Softbank announced a $100 million Opportunity Fund that will invest only in companies led by people of color. It's one of the first large funds created in response to nationwide protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man.

Sean Cannell makes tens of thousands of dollars a month as a professional Amazon reviewer. As part of the Amazon Affiliate program, Cannell reviews camera gear on his Think Media YouTube channel and makes a cut of every sale those reviews generate on Amazon. Here's what his life is like.

Amazon is still finalizing details around the event, but it has been given a working title of the "Biggest Sale in the Sky."

The leaders said Zuckerberg gave "incomprehensible explanations" for not taking action against President Trump's "looting ... shooting" post.

Bird is scrapping e-scooters in Qatar, UAE and Bahrain that belong to Circ, which it acquired in January.

Google has swiftly grown to take third place behind Amazon and Microsoft in the race to be a leader in the cloud computing industry.

Facebook declined to reveal the size of its investment in Gojek when contacted by CNBC, but said in a blog post Tuesday the investment underscores its efforts to help bring small businesses online.

Lyft said rides are still down about 70% compared with a year ago.

Michael Seres was one of the first patient inventors to get clearance for a medical device. He died from a sepsis infection after a lifelong battle with Crohn's Disease.

Tech CEOs have been vocal in their outrage at the death of George Floyd, but almost none of them are black. Here's what the CEOs of Rocket Lawyer and ShotSpotter have to say.

Zoom has been a darling of the work-from-home culture brought on by coronavirus, and the company's revenue growth accelerated in its most recent quarter.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday told employees he was standing firm in the company's decision not to moderate a post in which President Trump said "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."

Twitter on Tuesday appointed former Google chief financial officer Patrick Pichette as the company's new executive chairman.

Facebook is committing $10 million to "groups working on social justice," while Cisco is contributing $5 million to organizations.

Many companies have released statements or ads about racism and police brutality in the days since George Floyd's death in Minneapolis.

All of Amazon and Whole Foods' full- and part-time workers will have access to the benefit through Oct. 2.

Instagram users are flooding the platform with black squares in support of black victims of police violence as part of a Blackout Tuesday protest. As of 11:45 a.m. ET, more than 14.6 million Instagram posts used the hashtag #blackouttuesday.

Volkswagen AG has closed on its $2.6 billion investment in Argo AI, the Pittsburgh-based autonomous vehicle start-up announced.