After her company laid her off last month, Tang Chen couldn’t sleep. For days, her heart kept racing. There was one question at the front of her mind: would she
Read MoreBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to intensive care has shaken the nation, a jolting reminder that the coronavirus does not discriminate in whom it infects and sickens. Johnson, 55, is
Read MoreAmazon has stopped selling N95 respirators, paper surgical masks, face shields, surgical gowns and gloves, and large-volume containers of sanitizer to general consumers, according to Recode. The company will instead prioritize
Read MoreAs hospitals around the world struggle to handle the influx of COVID-19 patients, cyber criminals are threatening to exploit the crisis and hold them to ransom, according to an Interpol
Read MoreUber Eats is adding an in-app donate button for customers who want to contribute some extra cash to their favorite restaurant to help during the coronavirus pandemic. Uber also plans
Read MoreSUNNYVALE — The number of people being treated in California ICUs for coronavirus doubled overnight, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Saturday, as the deadly illness continues to spread in the state.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic and its attendant shelter-in-place edict haven’t kept people from becoming complete indoor hermits. It’s still OK to go to the grocery store, and, if anything, the current
Read MoreLenders are lining up to let California homeowners with coronavirus-related financial troubles skip some mortgage payments. That’s great news for the homeowners among the 1 million-plus Californians who have recently
Read MoreFord has announced it’s working with 3M and General Electric to make the kinds of ventilators and masks that are currently in short supply as the world battles the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreNew York City is offering to hire out-of-work Uber and Lyft drivers, and it’s even promising to reimburse them for their driving expenses. The appeal comes at a time when many
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