Large numbers of people flocked to popular tourists sites and major cities across China over the country’s holiday weekend, despite warnings from health authorities that the risk posed by the
Read MoreA tiger in a New York zoo has tested positive for coronavirus and three others are showing symptoms of the highly contagious respiratory infection. Nadia, a four-year-old female Malayan tiger,
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 MoreThe major American stock market indices are down sharply this morning at the open, with stocks falling after a multi-day rally helped shave some losses off their calendar-year results. So
Read MoreVideos on YouTube will now default to standard definition for all users worldwide, a step down from the typical high definition that users normally see. The move is aimed at
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
Read MoreIt’s a surreal sight: Webcams from across Italy show normally packed tourist destinations, streets and beaches empty, scenes that seem more aligned with a movie than real life. In the battle against
Read MoreOn a call with reporters, Facebook’s chief Mark Zuckerberg said the contract workers would still get their full salaries even if they were unable to do all their normal tasks.
Read MoreThe Mexican company Graphenemex released a study by the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí that confirms the antimicrobial capacity of its graphene coatings, exceeding the effectiveness of traditional products
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