Google's workers are moving online, which means machines will do more reviewing of content on places like YouTube, where more videos may be flagged for violating terms.
Silicon Valley executives held a conference call Friday to discuss ways they can use their money and vast resources to help fend off the coronavirus that's spreading throughout the United States.
Alphabet's chief accounting officer said the company would also disclose the growth of Google Cloud revenues "although we do not believe it is currently a required disclosure."
The French competition authority said Apple and two wholesalers agreed not to compete on prices and distribution, "thereby sterilizing the wholesale market for Apple products."
Alphabet's Verily on Sunday night launched a pilot of a COVID-19 screening and testing website in the San Francisco Bay Area, a day earlier than it said it would.
Zenefits, which sells software for managing payroll, is listed as the top vendor to Biden's presidential campaign. His revival has been a boon for the San Francisco start-up.
Essential oils sellers are trying to use coronavirus to sell products on Facebook. There are not yet any vaccines or drugs approved by the FDA to treat or prevent COVID-19.
The price for lithium ion batteries, the leading energy storage technology, has remained too high. Researchers are exploring renewables like wind and solar to compete with fossil fuels.
While the stock market is getting hammered over coronavirus concerns, the bigger impact will likely be at the local level, where hourly employees can't work from home.
Hospitals like Tufts Medical Center and UC San Francisco are reaching out to patients to cancel knee and hip replacement surgeries, as well as annual physicals.
Everbridge shares have climbed to a record as more businesses and government agencies count on the software-maker during the spread of the coronavirus.
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