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The Securities and Exchange Commission suspended trading of Zoom Technologies on Thursday, partly because investors are confusing it with Zoom Video, which has seen a surge share price due to COVID-19. It will resume trading April 9.

One of the largest advertising holding companies, Interpublic Group of Cos., said Thursday it's withdrawing its financial performance targets for full-year 2020 because of the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Guidelines are still fuzzy about whether pregnant frontline medical workers should continue to be in contact with patients as the coronavirus spreads.

Apple has launched new iPhones in September or October every year since 2011. In most years, a successful launch of the new devices, which account for over half of Apple's revenue, is critical for the company.

Singapore had been praised globally for its approach in managing the outbreak through stringent contact tracing and quarantine efforts.

Some start-ups have cut employees, contributing to unemployment claims. Marc Benioff doesn't want his company to do that, at least temporarily.

Many Airbnb hosts are now listing their properties on more websites and making them available for longer terms at discounted rates.

Shares of Square surged Wednesday after the White House and Senate leaders agreed on terms for a bill that could allow nonbank lenders to participate in emergency lending to help small businesses.

After a spate of disastrous wildfires degraded air quality, the state of California passed a regulation in 2019 requiring employers to have masks on hand.

SpaceX internal memo says employees are making and donating face shields, hand sanitizer, and planning a blood drive with the Red Cross to help their community fight COVID-19.

Critics mocked the Facebook Portal TV when it launched, largely because it seemed silly to put a Facebook camera and microphone in our homes. Now it's sold out.

Apple has launched new iPhones in September or October since 2011. In most years, a successful launch of the new devices, which account for over half of Apple's revenue, is critical for the company.

In a new filing, Amazon argued the Pentagon's proposed review of the JEDI cloud contract would be flawed.

The company has come under fire from contractors claiming they haven't been treated as well as full-time employees amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Hundreds of Bay Area business owners upending their traditional business models to combat a coronavirus-induced plunge in sales. It's been one week since San Francisco Mayor London Breed and fellow Northern California officials unveiled what, at the time, was the most stringent set of restrictions to curb the coronavirus — a "shelter-in-place" order affecting 7 million residents in six Bay Area counties.

Health officials say those at highest risk for the worst outcomes of COVID-19 are older adults and people with chronic illnesses. Here's why diabetics need to be extra careful.

Despite an increase in engagement on its some of its platforms "in places hit hardest by the virus," Facebook says it's seeing a weakening in its ads business in countries taking actions to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

The World Health Organization has partnered with Facebook, Microsoft and several other tech companies for a hackathon to promote the development of software to take on challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Aerospace and defense companies like SpaceX are counted as "critical infrastructure" businesses, so employees have little choice but to keep reporting to work if they are healthy enough to do so, even during a pandemic.

Amazon's stock price is down 11% since the market peaked on Feb. 19, while Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Facebook have each plunged more than 20%. And that tells you everything you need to know about the company's critical role.