10 things in tech you need to know today

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Tech Insider           10 things in tech you need to know today   Alphabet launched a COVID-19 triage website, President Trump muddled that website's launch, and some Apple engineers are still having to go into work.   READ MORE           Now is the worst time to buy a new Apple laptop   If you're an Apple fan in the market for a new laptop, you'll want to wait a few months until the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air arrive.   READ MORE           130-hour weeks, years without vacation, and the 3.45am wakeup: The work habits of Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and the Silicon Valley elite   From Elon Musk's anti-birthdays to Mark Cuban's not-so holidays, here are 10 ways tech execs went the extra mile to help their firms.   READ MORE             30 Big Tech Predictions for 2020   A list of 30 Big Tech Predictions for 2020 across Banking, Connectivity & Tech, Digital Media, Payments & Commerce, Fintech, and Digital Health.   READ MORE           Airbnb is letting guests around the world cancel their reservations for a full refund and no cancellation fees, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt travel plans   "We don't want guests to feel like they have to travel because they cannot get their money back," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said.   READ MORE           Apple's unprecedented decision to close all stores outside of China because of coronavirus may be a sign of what's to come   Apple's reliance on China means it already has a plan for how to tackle the coronavirus outbreak in other markets around the world.   READ MORE           The life and rise of Lilly Singh, the YouTube star who now hosts her own late night show and is now worth over $10 million   Lilly Singh emerged in 2013 as a YouTube personality known online as "Superwoman." She's now a late night TV star worth more than $10 million.   READ MORE           San Francisco bans gatherings of 100 or more people - smaller than a sold-out movie theater - to slow the spread of the coronavirus   The announcement comes just two days after San Francisco's decision to ban gatherings of 1,000 people, restricting gatherings to a tenth of that size.   READ MORE           The Big 3 Detroit automakers and the UAW are joining forces to ensure worker safety as coronavirus threatens plant shutdowns   Convened by UAW President Rory Gamble, the task force will be led by Gamble, GM CEO Mary Barra, Ford CEO Jim Hackett, and FCA CEO Mike Manley.   READ MORE           Sources say Amazon has refused to close 2 Spanish warehouses despite 3 confirmed cases of COVID-19   In a statement to local media Amazon said it is "following the guidelines of local and international health authorities."   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006