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Two veteran executives with contrasting styles are launching Quibi, an on-the-go streaming service, during a pandemic.

Slack is giving its employees the option to make remote work the new normal in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, saying it will "increasingly hire employees who are permanently remote."

Grubhub and Just Eat Takeaway.com, a food-delivery company, are working on an all-stock deal that could be finalized as early as Wednesday.

Hundreds of Starbucks stores are getting new customer service options or formats over the next 18 months.

The San Jose, California-based company employs more than 22,000 people worldwide.

China Telecom (America)’s filing came late Monday.

The companies and their executives, to no surprise, have turned to their platforms to speak about George Floyd, police brutality and racial injustice.

WeWork co-founder Miguel McKelvey on Friday announced his decision to leave the company.

A quarter of U.S. workers fear they will lose their jobs to robots that can do tasks previously performed by humans.

Facebook Portal is a digital smart-home device brand.

Zoom is a digital video conferencing app.

Google is planning to reopen offices starting July 6, but many employees may continue working from home until September or next year as the coronavirus pandemic has necessitated social distancing.

The C19 I.D. Project launched color-coded bracelets which will hopefully reduce people's anxiety in a post-coronavirus world.

IBM’s job cuts were spread across at least five states, leaving longtime employees out of work as the coronavirus pandemic has chilled the economy.

Chief Executive Robin Li has sad Baidu is paying close attention to the tighter U.S. scrutiny of Chinese companies listed in the country.

A step-by-step guide on how to sell an item on eBay.

Grubhub Chief Executive Matt Maloney spoke to Uber Chief Dara Khosrowshahi Sunday and indicated that Uber's latest offer of 1.9 of its shares for each Grubhub share is too low, according to people familiar with the matter.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned that making remote work permanent could lead to negative consequences for social interaction and mental health.

Both the Justice Department and a group of state attorneys general are likely to file antitrust lawsuits against Alphabet Inc.'s Google -- and are well into planning for litigation, according to people familiar with the matter.

In a time where many American companies encountered supply-chain issues due to the deadly coronavirus, one technology company was well prepared for the interruption.