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The Gap teaming up with Kanye West is ‘brilliant move’: Former Toys ‘R’ Us CEO Storch Advisors CEO and former Toys ‘R’ Us chairman and CEO Gerald Storch says signing a deal with rapper Kanye West will help The Gap brand by bringing in new shoppers and making it ‘contemporary with one stroke.’ via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Industries https://ift.tt/3inahUu

Ad boycott wipes Facebook of $56 billion Brands continue to boycott advertising via social media platforms like Facebook, tanking the stock and Mark Zuckerberg's net worth. FOX Business' Susan Li with more. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Industries https://ift.tt/2VtfEay

Coronavirus is not the end of big cities: CEO Rudin Management CEO and co-chairman Bill Rudin responds to U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson's comments regarding the Trump administration's monitoring of possible vacancies in commercial real estate in major cities and the idea of converting that empty space into affordable housing. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Industries https://ift.tt/2BfyNWL

U.S. ending special treatment of Hong Kong amid tensions with Beijing The Department of Commerce and State Department announced actions Monday that will end U.S. special treatment of Hong Kong. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/2NFbKHF

Who are the China hawks? The coronavirus pandemic has ushered in a new era of skepticism of the Chinese government. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/2NCpW40

What is the National Guard? Many National Guard units have been activated in recent months to help states respond to crises like the coronavirus pandemic and riots. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/2CT6e1T

Maria Bartiromo: Elizabeth Warren would be 'most important' economic voice in a Biden administration Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo explains what a Biden administration could consist of. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/3eJVjWj

Democrats want John Wayne's name, statue taken off airport Leaders of Orange County's Democratic Party want to drop Jon Wayne's name, statue and other likeness from the international airport, as a result of the film legend's racist and bigoted comments. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/38apVOa

Boris Johnson says coronavirus has been 'disaster' for Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged Monday that the coronavirus pandemic has been a “disaster” for Britain, as he announced a spending splurge designed to get the country back on track. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/2YFwLrP

China to impose visa restrictions on US individuals over Hong Kong Beijing will impose visa restrictions on U.S. individuals with “egregious conduct” on Hong Kong-related issues. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/2YG50PS

Trump threatens state, local funding over failure to protect monuments Individuals who deface public property may also go to jail, the president said. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/3i943am

NYC to enter 'Phase 3' of reopening in early July, de Blasio says De Blasio said the city is “on track for Monday, July 6” to enter Phase 3. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/31jDTMh

Virginia judge dismisses Twitter from lawsuit filed by Nunes Henrico County Circuit Judge John Marshall on Wednesday ruled Twitter is not liable for allegedly slanderous tweets about Nunes that were posted anonymously. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS https://ift.tt/3eGTMQM

Next step for U.S. in space travel Former Astronaut Eileen Collins on a live spacewalk outside the International Space Station and the biggest advancements learned from traveling in space. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2JNzkPj

Uber to start public trials of its fully autonomous cars FBN's Lauren Simonetti on Uber's plans to bring its self-driving technology to Pittsburgh. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2vpHVEm

Samsung’s newest phone tested in water Tomsguide.com Editor-in-Chief Mark Spoonauer breaks down the features from Samsung’s newest phone, the Galaxy Note 7. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2JLLXdD

Who’s on the hook for big Obamacare fines FBN's Liz MacDonald details new penalty concerns around the Affordable Care Act. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2EQARAq

Cisco slashes 5,500 jobs Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig hedge fund, WSJs Veronica Dagher, and FBN's Adam Shapiro discuss Ciscos announcement that it will cut 7% of its global workforce to stay competitive. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2JPzSnH

More massive layoffs in the tech industry Democratic strategist Craig Varoga and Republican strategist Brad Blakeman discuss whether the 2016 candidates should be focused on how to preserve high-quality jobs in America. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2vmEXRc

Ford CEO: Significantly expanding our presence in Silicon Valley Ford CEO Mark Fields on the automaker's growing investment in technology and expanding workforce as well as the state of the auto sector. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2JPqmAX

Autonomous trucks a threat or boost to jobs? American Trucking Association CEO Chris Spear on the potential impact of semi-autonomous rigs on the trucking industry and jobs. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2EOWtNu

Tiny Chihuahua, huge social media following Dorie Herman on her Chihuahua Chloe Kardoggian's celebrity status on social media. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2JM7Mtn

Why this young entrepreneur rejected a $30M buyout RecMed CEO Taylor Rosenthal on his first-aid vending machine start-up and why he rejected a $30 million buyout. via FOX BUSINESS NEWS Technology https://ift.tt/2k7xGML

MOSCOW — The man who took on the Kremlin and won is rarely heard from: a tech nomad in self-imposed exile with a reclusive aura and signature all-black attire as a nod to “The Matrix.” Two years ago, Pavel Durov refused to grant Russian security services access to users’ encrypted messages on his popular Telegram messaging app, then a favorite of Russian opposition groups. The reply from authorities was either submit or become wiped off the country’s digital map. Neither happened. Using a combination of wily cyber-dodging tactics and the force of Telegram’s growing reach, the 35-year-old Russian-born entrepreneur humiliated and outmaneuvered Russia’s state telecommunications regulator, Roskomnadzor. Scores of unrelated websites were tangled up as collateral damage in Telegram’s hide-and-seek with Russia’s Internet minders. But, through it all, Telegram continued to work — so well that even state agencies and government officials, including Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, continued usi

Infographics have been a popular online marketing tool for several years. Not only do they create a visually appealing, consumable piece of content, they can also boost engagement on social media and help improve your website’s search engine optimization. How do infographics help boost SEO? Here are some of the reasons how Infographics can really come in handy for SEO and other purposes: A Great Linking Building Strategy: A significant component of successful SEO is link building, and infographics can help with that. They are a shareable, linkable piece of content that is easily consumed using a variety of methods. Social media, blogs, and email marketing can all use infographics to improve SEO effectively. Companies can email them out to other blog sites, share them on social media, and when online users start to do the same, your backlinks continue to grow. According to Charlie Tatum: "In 2020, we’ll continue to see a greater emphasis on guest blogging and visual content sha

Amazon workers at six sites across Germany plan to strike Monday because dozens of staff members at its logistics centers have been infected with the coronavirus,  union officials told  Reuters . The union says the company is prioritizing profits over workers’ safety. Labor union Verdi says “at least 30 to 40 colleagues were infected” with the virus, according to  Reuters . The strike will last 48 hours and be conducted with the motto “good and healthy work.” Amazon warehouse workers in Germany have struck  several times  in recent years, over  worker pay  and  conditions . In recent months, Amazon warehouse workers in the US have staged  protests  over what they say are unsafe working conditions, and  walked off the job  in several cities. Workers criticized the company for  not notifying workers  when colleagues tested positive for the coronavirus. A group of three Amazon warehouse workers in New York  filed suit against the company  earlier this month, alleging the company put them

If you could create a toilet worthy of space travel, what would it look like?  NASA  is preparing to  return to the moon by 2024  and it needs help developing a new way for astronauts to go about their business on their journeys to the lunar surface and back.  NASA issued a call Thursday  asking for ideas for the ultimate space toilet with the  Lunar Loo Challenge . The winner of the space toilet challenge could win $35,000 (approximately £28,000, A$51,000) for the top concept.  Although space toilets are already in use (the  International Space Station is scheduled to get an upgrade soon ), they are designed for microgravity only. Microgravity is when there's weightlessness in space, and NASA's toilet tech has taken care of that problem already. But the new toilets need to be able to work in lunar gravity as well. Lunar gravity is approximately one-sixth of Earth's gravity, so our waste moves a little differently on the moon.   In addition to having the new toilet function

The global  coronavirus pandemic  has left governments, the  tech industry  and citizens reeling, not just from the devastating effects of the virus, but from the slew of misinformation that has accompanied it. How best to tackle the spread of false information  is a subject of global debate , especially with regard to just how much responsibility the tech platforms hosting it bear. In the UK, the House of Lords Democracy and Digital Technologies Committee published a report on Monday featuring 45 recommendations for the UK government to take action against the "pandemic of misinformation" and disinformation. Failing to take the threat seriously would undermine democracy, causing it to "decline into irrelevance," it said.  During the outbreak, the threat of misinformation and disinformation has taken on a new urgency  as conspiracy theories have flourished on online platforms . The worst of these have put people's health directly at risk by falsely endorsing dan

The business-focused versions of Windows 10 have normally let you avoid major updates for up to a year, which can be helpful if you either value stability at all costs or just don’t like change. You might not have quite so much breathing room going forward, though. As  WindowsTimes  and  Gizmodo  have noticed, Windows 10 version 2004 has reduced manual deferrals for Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise and Education updates to 35 days (just as long as for Home) and pulled the option from the Windows Update settings in Advanced Options. If you want to keep deferring updates, you’ll need to change local Group Policy to match. This is meant to “prevent confusion” and help make use of a policy targeting PCs whose version is nearly out of service, Microsoft said. There are advantages to shrinking the deferral period. This keeps PCs reasonably current with features and support, and can help with security if there are any improvements inherent to the major update. This might not please companies that t

TikTok may be ending its  nosy clipboard reading  on iOS, but that doesn’t mean other app developers are mending their ways. Security researcher Tommy Mysk told  Ars Technica  in an  interview  that an additional 53 apps identified in March are still indiscriminately capturing universal clipboard data when they open, potentially sharing sensitive data with other nearby devices using the same Apple ID. The apps are major titles, too — they’d normally be trustworthy. The behavior is visible in news apps for  Fox News , the  New York Times  and the  Wall Street Journal . You’ll also find it in games like  Bejeweled ,  Fruit Ninja  and  PUBG Mobile . Social apps like Viber, Weibo and Zoosk. Some utility and media apps do this as well, including AccuWeather,  DAZN  and Overstock. Some app developers have vowed to alter their behavior. Alongside TikTok, 10% Happier and Hotel Tonight are cutting back their clipboard use. There are apps that make smart use of the clipboard, too. Pixelmator, fo