Facebook is suing a major domain name registrar name Namecheap, ZDNet reports.

Citing concerns over the coronavirus, Jack Dorsey is reconsidering plans to spend some of the year in Africa, The Verge reports.

Facebook has decided to reverse course and remove some ads run by Donald Trump's re-election campaign, which it contends create confusion around the coming national census, CNN reports.

Google Assistant can now read entire Web pages aloud to inquisitive users, TechCrunch reports.

Google just hired Sony game development head Shannon Studstill to run a newly formed Stadia Games and Entertainment studio, VentureBeat reports

Facebook's Messenger Mac App is finally beginning to roll out, TechCrunch reports.

At Amazon's Seattle headquarters, the company's first employee has tested positive for the coronavirus, GeekWire reports.

Atrium, which TechCrunch describes as a "hybrid legal software and law firm startup," is closing its doors.

On high coronavirus alert, Apple is restricted employee travel to Italy and South Korea, Bloomberg News reports.

Citing coronavirus concerns, Google has decided not to host I/O 2020, but it is considering bringing the event online.