• Uber to require all drivers and passengers to wear face masks

    Uber to require all drivers and passengers to wear face masks

    Beginning Monday, Uber will require its drivers and passengers worldwide to wear face masks during trips in a bid to curb fears about the spread of coronavirus. The ride-hailing giant’s new mandate arrived along with a number of other COVID-19-related safety features that will become mandatory. Uber also said its Uber X ride service was …
  • United Airlines to notify passengers, allow rebooking on flights after viral pic

    United Airlines to notify passengers, allow rebooking on flights after viral pic

    United Airlines is going the extra mile to make customers feel comfortable during the coronavirus pandemic by informing them in advance if their flight is near “full capacity,” and inviting them to rebook a new trip or receive a travel credit for the impacted itinerary. The carrier is evidently making amends after being slammed on …
  • Sports TV networks bracing for unprecedented broadcasts in coronavirus age

    Sports TV networks bracing for unprecedented broadcasts in coronavirus age

    As sports slowly return to action during the coronavirus pandemic, some aspects of networks’ presentation will look the same, while others could see a fundamental shift. A historic show like ESPN’s “College GameDay” in the fall already is being forced to consider whether it will have the atmosphere of students and fans, who have fueled …
  • Microsoft calls US coronavirus progress ‘disappointing’ in memo to staff

    Microsoft calls US coronavirus progress ‘disappointing’ in memo to staff

    Microsoft is gearing up to gradually reopen more than a dozen offices around the world — but its outlook for the US remains bleak, The Post has learned. In a Tuesday note to staff detailing its “return to workplace plans,” Microsoft listed 16 countries where it’s eyeing potential reopenings in the coming weeks, including Austria, …
  • Amazon pushes for law against price gouging during emergencies

    Amazon pushes for law against price gouging during emergencies

    Online retailer Amazon, criticized for not acting quickly enough to curb sellers who charged hundreds of dollars for high-demand hand sanitizer during the early phase of the new coronavirus pandemic, urged Congress on Wednesday to pass a law against price gouging during times of national emergency. Price-gouging is not usually illegal but can be in …
  • Greta Thunberg added to CNN’s expert coronavirus panel, Twitter erupts

    Greta Thunberg added to CNN’s expert coronavirus panel, Twitter erupts

    She’s no Doogie Howser, M.D. CNN just announced that an upcoming town hall on the coronavirus pandemic will feature 17-year-old Greta Thunberg. The program, “Coronavirus Facts and Fears,” also includes CNN broadcaster Sanjay Gupta, 50, former HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, 71, former CDC director Richard Besser, 60. CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, 52, will host alongside …
  • Kelly Ripa is living in caftans at home: ‘My kids call me Mrs. Roper’

    Kelly Ripa is living in caftans at home: ‘My kids call me Mrs. Roper’

    Kelly Ripa isn’t just lounging around in sweatpants. The “Live With Kelly and Ryan” host, 49, recently revealed that she’s taken a liking to caftans while stuck at home — and even sported one on a recent episode. “Don’t adjust your dials, I am wearing a caftan,” she told co-host Ryan Seacrest while showing off …
  • Kevin Hart, Nick Jonas to appear on coronavirus docuseries ‘Regular Heroes’

    Kevin Hart, Nick Jonas to appear on coronavirus docuseries ‘Regular Heroes’

    The new Amazon series about everyday people who are making an impact in the fight against the coronavirus is getting an assist of its own — from Kevin Hart and Nick Jonas. The comedian and musician will both make special guest appearances on the eight-episode docuseries “Regular Heroes,” offering encouragement and donations. The series premiered …
  • Matt Damon: Coronavirus was predictable because of ‘Contagion’

    Matt Damon: Coronavirus was predictable because of ‘Contagion’

    The coronavirus pandemic doesn’t surprise Matt Damon. The 49-year-old actor told an Ireland radio show that the development of COVID-19 could’ve been predicted given his 2011 film “Contagion” — which centers on a fictional deadly virus that spreads around the world. “Anybody who says you couldn’t have predicted this, just look at ‘Contagion.’ Ten years …
  • Uber CEO reportedly favored rank-and-file layoffs over pay cuts for top execs

    Uber CEO reportedly favored rank-and-file layoffs over pay cuts for top execs

    Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi reportedly vetoed a request from the ride-hailing giant’s top executives to cut their own salaries in order to avoid laying off rank-and-file workers, paving the way for thousands of pink slips. A number of the ride-hail giant’s engineering leaders last month told Khosrowshahi that they and other managers were willing to …