Coronavirus price gouging: eBay banning sales for hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes and surgical masks to stop profiteering amid COVID-19 outbreak.
Author: Jessica Guynn, USA TODAY
Elliott Management wants to oust Jack Dorsey as Twitter CEO, reports say
Activist investor Elliott Management is seeking to oust Jack Dorsey as Twitter CEO, reports say. The $40.2 billion hedge fund is run by Paul Singer.
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The Google employee who tested positive for coronavirus was in the company’s Zurich office “for a limited time,” Google said in a statement.
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Facebook is cracking down on misleading ads for products that falsely claim they can prevent or cure the coronavirus.
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Data breaches and other cyber crimes take a heavy psychological toll on the millions of Americans whose personal data is plundered by fraudsters.
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Valentine’s Day is the time of year that cyber criminals like to play Cupid, and you are the object of their affections, a security firm says.
Watch out AT&T and Verizon: Federal judge expected to clear T-Mobile Sprint merger, reports say
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China says coronavirus ‘close contact detector’ mobile app checks if you’ve been exposed
China has released a mobile app that is supposed to inform Chinese citizens if they’ve come into contact with the coronavirus.