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Some of the funding will aid Intel’s COVID-19 Response and Readiness Initiative, assisting business partners working toward breakthroughs.

Among the privacy features Eric Yuan now promises is an option for end-to-end encryption to safeguard conversations

More businesses have stopped using banknotes due to the fear physical currency could spread coronavirus.

The president thanked the CEOs and their staffs for their work to keep Americans connected during the pandemic.

The company began taking orders for the high-demand supplies on Wednesday.

Donation split between Coalition of Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) and the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

From phishing emails to direct cyberattacks, more people working from home means more cyber threats for employees.

SoftBank Group Corp  is considering pulling out of a $3 billion bid to buy additional shares in WeWork, because it feels the office-space sharing firm has not met the conditions for the deal, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.

Here are four viable options if your looking to get work done from home during the pandemic.

Microsoft usage in China increasing due to more people working remotely, company VP says.

Longtime AT&T executive John Stankey is currently serving as both WarnerMedia CEO and AT&T COO.

At present, it’s unclear if Apple would consider postponing or relocating the event.

Schools and businesses across the country are telling employees and students to stay home and work via computer to avoid the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Uber is developing an Uber-for-kids service.

At present, the renewed 2K Sports partnership will not yield a direct competitor to Electronic Arts’ popular “Madden NFL” franchise.

Food delivery app Postmates introduced "non-contact deliveries" in light of novel coronavirus concerns.

SXSW organizers said the festival was “the single most profitable event for the City of Austin’s hospitality industry.”

The Republican senator of Missouri plans to introduce legislation to ban all federal employees from using the popular app.

"It's the money app for splitting the cost of almost anything."

HP Inc on Thursday rejected Xerox Holdings Corp's raised bid of about $35 billion, saying that the offer still undervalued the personal computer maker.