Explainer: Zoom Bombs Make Choosing Video Apps Harder for Lockdown Chats

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Explainer: Zoom Bombs Make Choosing Video Apps Harder for Lockdown Chats

(Reuters) – The coronavirus crisis has seen millions locked in their homes turn to videoconferencing apps, bringing with it question marks over security and privacy and a new verb – Zoombombing – the practice of uninvited users crashing into conversations.
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WTI Oil Contract Crashes 74% But Some ETF Investors Refuse To Give Up

The West Texas Intermediate May oil futures contract, set to expire on Tuesday (April 21), is suffering a slow and painful end at the hands of short-sellers having hit levels unseen since the second quarter of 1986, and it could get worse still. At 12:59pm EDT on …
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Cheesecake Factory stock climbs after Roark Capital invests $200 million

Cheesecake Factory shares soared 4% after private equity firm Roark Capital invested $200 million in the company. The restaurant chain has struggled as the coronavirus pandemic has closed dining rooms around the country. It previously said that it would …
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JEDI corrective action now a waiting game

Over the next four months, the Defense Department will make a determination one way or another regarding the corrective action for its JEDI cloud infrastructure contract that a Court of Federal Claims judge approved Friday. Amazon Web Services certainly …
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Charter Communications not furloughing, or laying off employees for next 60 days

(FOX Carolina) For at least the next 60 days there will be no furloughs or layoffs at Charter Communications. The company made the announcement Monday, April 20 as part of its ongoing commitment to its employees. “We are making this commitment to …
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