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British carriers Vodafone and EE said their mobile phone masts have been attacked in recent days.

"We've launched a companywide effort, bringing together produce designers, engineering, operations and packaging teams, and our suppliers to design produce and ship face shields for health workers," Cook said.

Gates predicted things won't "go back to truly normal until we have a vaccine that we've gotten out to basically the entire world."

Over the past two weeks, teachers, students and parents in NYC have begun using online tools to cope with a new system for remote learning.

The CNBC.com tech team, split mostly between the New York region and San Francisco Bay Area, just wrapped up its third full week with reporters sheltered in place.

Nearly two decades ago, when 9/11 spurred governments to invest in fighting bioterrorism, a group of disease experts figured out how to track pandemics using data from emergency rooms with a technique called 'syndromic surveillance.' Now, as the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic spreads, they're calling on the private sector for help.

Experts warn consumers' donation money is better spent directly donating to hospitals or other charitable organizations.

Food caterers, event planners, venue owners, DJs and others that rely on the tech industry's parties and conferences have struggled to find work due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Zoom has risen to the top of the market, thanks to social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. But privacy concerns have also been rising around Zoom, including "Zoombombing." CNBC explores how Zoom became the go-to platform during the pandemic, how it is handling the influx of users and whether the company's success can be sustained after offices open back up.

Tesla is letting go of contract workers from its U.S. car and battery plants after health orders to curb the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to wind down new vehicle production.

The inquiry comes after Connecticut officials were "zoombombed" during a call to discuss the Census.

While Zoom previously encouraged people to turn on the waiting room feature, it's now enabling it by default as a way to help prevent "zoombombs."

Advertiser information firm MediaRadar said it estimates broadcasters for the three U.S. sports leagues could lose nearly $1.3 billion.

Four U.S. senators sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook on Friday asking questions about the company's COVID-19 app and how it handles personal data.

The company's annual shopping event has been postponed until at least August.

As the SBA prepares to start accepting applications for payroll relief loans on Friday, business owners are confused about the program's details.

For public health departments, this kind of data could be helpful in alerting them to the next potential COVID-19 hotspot.

Cannes Lions was originally postponed to later in the year.

Sales of the latest video games have smashed records as millions are stuck at home, as governments locking down entire cities to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

European tech industry groups are stepping up their lobbying efforts to ensure the EU supports start-ups hit hard by the coronavirus crisis.