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The former head of Uber's self-driving technology unit, Anthony Levandowski, filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, shortly after a court confirmed that he must pay $179 million to Google to end a legal battle over his split from the Alphabet unit.

Amazon Prime Now, Instacart and Walmart have all experienced limited delivery availability in recent days.

You're probably washing your hands a lot during flu season and with the spread of coronavirus, but you should also make sure you're keeping your phone clean.

Waymo was Google's self-driving car division until 2016, when it became an independent company under Google-parent Alphabet. Overall, the group has spent more than a decade working on self-driving technology, and is just starting to commercialize the technology now.

Twitter on Wednesday announced it will begin testing a new stories-like feature that will allow users to share content that disappears after 24 hours.

Here are some tips in case you're asked to work from home soon due to the spread of coronavirus. You can still be productive working from home if you set up a dedicated office, stick to your regular routine, avoid the kitchen and keep your work and home life separate.

Multiple venture capital firms are taking precautionary measures against the coronavirus. One is even blocking all travel to Asia.

"Just want (to) say that I support @Jack as Twitter CEO," Musk, the chief of Tesla and SpaceX, said in a tweet.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the social network will remove "false claims and conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations."

Washington state has seen the largest surge of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.

From Alibaba to Baidu and Tencent, China's top tech companies have launched new features aimed at helping diagnose cases and finding a vaccine for the coronavirus.

As Warner Media gets ready to launch its next streaming service, HBO Max, in May, Stankey says he's not concerned about rival NBCUniversal launching a rival service a month earlier.

The conference, which brings more than 7,000 attendees to its Silicon Valley backyard, is the biggest disruption for the company.

Foxconn told investors it has already returned to 50% of "seasonal required capacity."

Robinhood was still reporting technical issues a day after an outage kept clients from trading on a historic rally for stocks.

A top analyst predicts that Apple will launch several new products using the Mini LED screen technology starting later this year with six products hitting the market before the end of 2021.

Cisco, Amazon, Intel and Salesforce have all backed out of HIMSS citing fears related to the spread of coronavirus. HIMSS draws tens of thousands of employees to Orlando, Florida.

Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Etsy have all struggled to curb price gouging and products that make unverified claims about the coronavirus.

Public companies that offer telemedicine, including Teladoc, have seen their stock surge in the past week, and many private start-ups tell CNBC they are bracing for increased usage. Insurance companies are starting to follow suit.

The NFL player's union is hoping internal tension and misinformation surrounding a proposed 10-year collective bargaining agreement from team owners doesn't hurt voting.