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  • Tesla to furlough workers and cut salaries due to coronavirus

    April 8, 2020

    Tesla will furlough all non-essential employees and roll out salary cuts after it was forced to shut its factories in the US due to the coronavirus outbreak. Employees who cannot work from home and have not been assigned to critical work will be furloughed, according to an internal email seen by Reuters. Workers who are [...]

  • Whatsapp limits message forwarding to fight coronavirus fake news

    April 7, 2020

    Whatsapp will impose a limit on message forwarding in a bid to halt the rapid spread of misinformation about coronavirus on its platform. The social media firm said that when users receive a message that has already been forwarded multiple times, they will only be able to send it on to one chat at a [...]

  • Coronavirus: Google bans adverts on 5G conspiracy theories

    April 7, 2020

    Google has rolled out new measures to crack down on misleading health claims about 5G and conspiracy theories that the mobile technology is linked to coronavirus. The search giant has banned advertising on search terms and keywords that relate to false information about 5G to prevent profiteering from the public health emergency. Youtube, which is [...]

  • Wework sues Softbank over scrapped $3bn tender offer

    April 7, 2020

    Wework’s special committee is suing Softbank over the Japanese investment giant’s decision to abandon a $3bn (£2.4bn) share purchase, the company confirmed today. Softbank, which holds a controlling stake in Wework, agreed to the tender offer last year as part of a dramatic rescue plan, but withdrew citing the coworking firm’s failure to meet “certain [...]

  • Imagination Technologies boss poised to quit over China Reform raid

    April 6, 2020

    The boss of Imagination Technologies is reportedly on the brink of resigning as a state-owned Chinese company attempts to seize control of the board. Chief executive Ron Black, who has run the firm since December 2018, has signalled his intention to quit in protest at China Reform’s move to appoint four new directors, according to [...]

  • Facebook classified ads under scrutiny amid EU competition probe

    April 6, 2020

    EU regulators have turned their attention to Facebook’s classified advertising business as part of an ongoing competition probe into the tech giant. The next stage of the antitrust investigation will examine whether the social media platform is distorting the classified ads market by promoting its free Marketplace service to users. Regulators have sent a 14-page [...]

  • Pressure builds on social media firms to stamp out ‘crazed’ 5G conspiracy theories

    April 6, 2020

    Social media firms are under fierce pressure to stamp out misinformation about 5G amid fears the spread of conspiracy theories is putting lives at risk. Phone masts have been set alight in locations across the UK due to posts circulating online falsely claiming that there is a link between mobile phone technology and the coronavirus [...]

  • Apple to make 1m coronavirus face shields per week

    April 6, 2020

    Apple has outlined plans to manufacture 1m face shields per week as it ramps up its efforts to tackle the coronavirus outbreak. Chief executive Tim Cook said the tech giant had so far sourced 20m face masks from its global supply chain to distribute to health workers around the world. Apple’s design and engineer teams [...]

  • Sage cancels £250m share buyback and scraps guidance

    April 6, 2020

    Software company Sage Group today said it was cancelling a £250m share buyback and withdrawing its financial guidance after coronavirus hit its revenue, The company said it thinks organic recurring revenue growth will be below its guided range of eight-to-nine per cent and decline in other revenues will “accelerate significantly” in the second half, with [...]

  • NHS issues emergency contracts for video GP services due to pandemic

    April 2, 2020

    Patients across England will be able to see their GP via a video consultation after the NHS issued emergency contracts to health tech firms due to the coronavirus outbreak. NHS England has handed contracts to 11 providers after health officials invited companies to an emergency tender process last month. The fast-tracked deals mean GP surgeries [...]

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