The move shows that the streaming TV services which carry cable channels at discount prices are struggling with the cost issues that have long plagued traditional cable.
Facebook said the decision was a “tough call to make,” but that the company needed “to prioritize the health and safety of our developer partners, employees.”
The Department of Justice says Google needs to speed up its response to requests for evidence in its antitrust probe into the company's business practices.
Booking's warning crystallized how the coronavirus is squeezing the travel industry. The prospect that major events like the Olympic Games suggests pressure will increase.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled that technology platforms can censor how they see fit and are not bound by the First Amendment.
The move marks a renewed push by Apple into India, which has the world's second largest population of internet users but is dominated by cheap Chinese handsets.
Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman is expected to highlight his company's long running complaint that Google uses its market power to discriminate against competitors.
The allegations against the man who oversaw the $100 billion Vision Fund are likely to raise even more questions over SoftBank's efforts to raise a second super fund.
The investments should be a bright spot for Google as it works with U.S. state and federal regulators over concerns that the company has grown too big.