Lady Gaga has raised $35 million in 7 days for the WHO's global coronavirus response fund, and is spearheading a 'virtual festival'
Apple is reportedly in the process of snapping up NextVR, its third acquisition in the past week (AAPL)
Apple just celebrated its 24th birthday. Here's how it came to rule the world, from its early struggles to beat Microsoft to the launch of the iPhone. (AAPL)
Activists fighting coronavirus-driven hate crimes are rallying on social media to turn masks into a symbol, rather than a target in racist attacks
Venture-backed startups are laying off hundreds of tech workers as the coronavirus strains finances. Here's a list of all of the startups that are cutting headcount.
Elizabeth Holmes' defense lawyers are asking their work in the Theranos fraud case be deemed 'essential' so they can defy lockdown orders
San Francisco's landmark Palace of Fine Arts is being converted to a makeshift homeless shelter for up to 162 people to help fight the coronavirus spread
Hospitals turned to distillery-made hand sanitizer and got masks that weren't useable as the coronavirus spread in the US
The CDC released a guide on how to make a face mask without sewing skills. Materials include a bandana, a coffee filter, and hair ties.
Google's Fitbit acquisition is getting a more serious look as the Justice Department reportedly ramps up its review amid data privacy concerns (GOOG, GOOGL, FIT)
How to get Quibi for free: The new mobile-only streaming TV app is offering a 90-day free trial and some T-Mobile customers can get a free year
SoftBank's CEO now says its $9 billion bet on WeWork and Adam Neumann was a mistake — but he still thinks WeWork will end up making money
'Some companies are very, very ready to hire': This VC-created job board highlights key trends among the startups still looking to add employees
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the ventilators Elon Musk's Tesla factories are making won't be done in time to help during the apex of the coronavirus outbreak (TSLA)
The coronavirus seems to disproportionately kill African Americans, according to the few states providing data on the race of victims
Defiant Amazon workers are planning to strike again at the same warehouse where a strike organizer was fired last week (AMZN)
Zoom CEO says company 'moved too fast' and made 'missteps' as privacy concerns about the popular video conferencing app have snowballed in recent weeks
