Alphabet's self-driving company previously said it temporarily paused its Waymo One rider service in Metro Phoenix while keeping driverless rides and some driver testing.
Growing Tesla from the Roadster to the Model 3 was a bumpy road, and Wall Street was along for the wild ride. CNBC explores how Tesla and Elon Musk started an electric car revolution.
Google on Friday said its Google I/O 2020 developer conference will no longer take place in any capacity because of the spread of coronavirus. It originally been moved to an online event.
The gloomy statistic from Strategy Analytics also foreshadows forthcoming trouble in the smartphone market as other countries have shut down their economies to slow the virus.
Microsoft, Adaptive Biotechnologies, Illumina and other companies are partnering on a project to map out how the human immune system responds to the virus. Most efforts, they say, are focused on the biology of the virus.
So many groups have popped up in the past five days that there are now master spreadsheets circulating on Twitter, Nextdoor and Facebook, NBC News reports.
The company announced on March 3 an accelerated share repurchase agreement (ASR agreement) with Morgan Stanley to repurchase $4 billion worth of common stock in its fiscal second quarter. Shares of AT&T closed Thursday at $31.15 per share.
Apple's new MacBook Air starts at $999 but now includes twice the storage as before, 256 GB, and has a fixed keyboard. With good speakers, battery life and a still-great design, it's the laptop most people should buy.
Health and government officials have asked the public to stay home in a bid to slow the coronavirus, which has caused fewer people to request Uber rides. But Uber said the company's food delivery segment is picking up.
As COVID-19 coronavirus spreads, Facebook on Thursday banned ads for additional items including hand sanitizer and COVID-19 test kits. This follows its ban on ads for items like face masks earlier this month.
Sick patients are being turned away, unable to receive tests because they simply aren't available. In a stark contrast, the NBA said that as of Wednesday, at least eight teams had been tested for the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The drug is known to be relatively safe and has been used to treat malaria since the 1940s. Can it be used to help people infected with the coronavirus?
Read the e-mail Tesla sent to employees overnight describing what precautions the company is taking to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at its main U.S. car plant.
Private deals are being held up thanks to new economic risks and "shelter in place" restrictions making it impossible to evaluate start-ups in person. Tech valuations, which rely on future growth, may also take a hit.
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