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Microsoft's Teams chat and video conferencing tool suffered a two-hour outage Monday, appearing to crack amid a surge in usage as the world begins working from home due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Apple was fined for what the France competition authority contends was collusion with two wholesalers.

Microsoft is overhauling its research unit, bringing the healthcare business into the fold as it aims to lead in a host of fast-growing markets.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has to reach ambitious goals to stay at the helm of the microblogging platform. That's looking tricky, especially in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

The White House and Google are working to develop a website that will direct Americans to coronavirus testing sites.

Elliott Management was pushing for an even bigger stock buyback program out of SoftBank.

Microsoft has canceled its Build conference, hoping it will still be able to create some buzz with a virtual show.

Slack's revenue guidance for the current fiscal first quarter was lower than expected, but there is a bright spot.

Business is returning to pre-coronavirus levels in China, which is music to Apple investors' ears. A return to normalcy means Apple can begin churning out iPhones again.

G Suite, Google's productivity apps, now has more than 2 billion subscribers -- quite a feat for what was once a scrappy second-place player to Microsoft.

YouTube had barred creators from making money off coronavirus videos but now it's relenting as the outbreak rages on.

Shopify is making all of its employees work remotely during the coronavirus outbreak and is giving them $1,000 to cover the cost of office equipment.

Contractors and hourly employees will still get paid, even if they can't do their jobs remotely.

With companies across the nation encouraging employees to work from home Microsoft, Zoom and Google are seeing demand surge for their collaboration software and chat tools.

Some of the nation's biggest technology companies will meet with the White House later to devise a coordinated response to coronavirus.

Requiring 401(k) plan sponsors to lay out how much savers will get on a monthly basis in retirement may be eye-opening for many Americans.

Yelp was invited to a hearing focused on self-preferencing by digital platforms and laid out all the antitrust complaints it has with the Internet search giant.

Embedded throughout Apple's code were two over-the-ear headphone icons, the clearest evidence to date that over-ear Airpods are on the horizon.

China is showing signs that business is returning to pre-coronavirus levels, with Alibaba reporting its delivery operations are fully staffed again.