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What it takes to be a leader during the coronavirus crisis

This is a time for leaders to be measured and defined.

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  Before suing NSO Group, Facebook allegedly sought their software to better spy on users

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  Disney, Caesars, & Hilton to furlough workers amid coronavirus

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Top unions call for closure of all Amazon warehouses — experts say it would be disastrous

A nationwide closure would be crushing for the company, crippling its distribution network amid a spike in demand for Amazon’s delivery service.

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  'Artemis Fowl' is skipping theaters for Disney+

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  Stock market news live updates: Stocks drop after disappointing jobs report, oil rises

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Google rolls back SameSite cookie changes to keep essential online services from breaking

Google today announced that it will temporarily roll back the changes it recently made to how its Chrome browser handles cookies in order to ensure that sites that perform essential services like banking, online grocery, government services and healthcare won't become inaccessible to Chrome users during the current COVID-19 pandemic. The new SameSite rules, which the company started rolling out to a growing number of Chrome users in recent months, are meant to make it harder for sites to access cookies from third-party sites and hence track a user's online activity. Under Google's new guidance, developers must explicitly allow their cookies to be read by third-party sites, otherwise, the browser will prevent these third-party sites from accessing them.

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  Tesla stocks surges due to strong vehicle delivery numbers in Q1

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  Assoc of Flight Attendants Pres.: We're looking at job losses as steep 90% in the industry

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Daily Crunch: Google publishes coronavirus mobility reports

Google uses its ad-tracking data to provide a glimpse at how the world is responding to coronavirus, the CDC changes its tune on face masks and Apple accidentally reveals that AirTags are coming. Google is giving the world a clearer look of exactly how much it knows about people everywhere — using the coronavirus crisis as an opportunity to repackage its persistent tracking of where users go and what they do as a public good in the midst of a pandemic. In a blog post, the tech giant announced the publication of what it’s calling COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports, an in-house analysis of the much more granular location data it maps and tracks to fuel its ad-targeting, product development and wider commercial strategy, now used to showcase aggregated changes in population movements around the world.

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  Coronavirus pandemic spurs a chocolate and frozen pizza sales boom in America: Nestle USA CEO

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  Disney announces plans to furlough non-union theme park employees

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Facebook is blocking a million accounts a day to protect the election: Sandberg

Facebook is removing vast numbers of fake accounts to protect against misinformation.