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For years Amazon Web Services employees have relied on an in-house tool, Amazon Chime, for video calls. Employees can now use Slack, which is more popular.

The White House counsel responded to Sen. Chuck Grassley's letter in late May about Inspector General Steve Linick's ouster, but it "failed to address" the requirement that there be a "good reason" for such a termination, Grassley said at the time.

Pelosi again pushed for the Senate to pass a bill to offer more relief to state and local governments during the coronavirus pandemic.

Zillow has seen significant increases in listing for furnished rentals and rentals of six-months or less, a sign that Airbnb hosts have pivoted to the long-term rental market as a result of the coronavirus's impact on the tourism industry.

Facebook announced that it will no longer allow state-controlled media outlets to run ads on its social networks, effective this summer.

George Floyd's extended family shared their memories of "Big George" and called for justice during emotional remarks on Thursday at Floyd's Minneapolis memorial service.

Ponzi scheme kingpin Bernie Madoff said he deserved to be set free early from 150-year prison sentence because he is dying from kidney disease.

CDC Director Robert Redfield said Thursday that he's "very concerned" the agency's public health message on the coronavirus isn't "resonating" with the public as the number of cases continues to rise across the U.S.

ZoomInfo priced its IPO at $21 per share on Wednesday after raising the range to between $19 and $20.

The Lancet, one of the world's top medical journals, on Thursday retracted an influential study that raised alarms about the safety of the experimental Covid-19 treatments chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine amid scrutiny of the data underlying the paper.

Without adequate testing, universities "can't function at all," Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association, told members of the U.S. Senate.

Many of the polls surveyed respondents after the death of George Floyd, which set off a nationwide protest movement against police brutality and systemic racism.

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Ford had planned that salaried workers would return to offices late this month.

New York is expanding its testing facilities to the thousands of people who participated in recent George Floyd protests, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday.

Tech is tools that humans use to get what they want and need, so it's really humans in control," Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told CNBC.

The U.S. needs to ramp up "equitable access" to testing for the coronavirus, the government's top testing official said in a briefing with reporters Thursday.

J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao assisted Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin in arresting George Floyd. Chauvin knelt on Floyd's neck for almost nine minutes.

Google Maps has a hidden feature called "Plus Codes" that are like digital addresses. Plus Codes allow you to share your exact location, or the location of something like a car or campsite, even if it doesn't have an address.

The government should be making efforts to test "medically and socially disadvantaged people" who are more likely to contract Covid-19, but still don't have access to testing, Dr. Scott Gottlieb said.