San Francisco Bay Area ordered to 'shelter in place' until April 7 as the city attempts to contain the coronavirus outbreak

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Tech Insider           San Francisco Bay Area ordered to 'shelter in place' until April 7 as the city attempts to contain the coronavirus outbreak   The directive will require people to stay home except for essential travel and will last until April 7, the mayor said.   READ MORE           Swimming in the ocean: OK. Public pools: Not OK. Here's exactly what San Francisco residents can and can't do under the new 'shelter in place' order   San Francisco has told residents to "stay home except for essential needs" to slow the coronavirus — here's what is and isn't allowed under the order.   READ MORE           Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Reddit, and Twitter just said they're working together to fight coronavirus misinformation   Facebook and other social-media companies are joining with health agencies to combat fraud and elevate accurate information about the coronavirus.   READ MORE             Elon Musk told Tesla employees in a leaked email that they don't have to go to work if they're sick or worried about the coronavirus   "I'd like to be super clear that if you feel the slightest bit ill or even uncomfortable, please do not feel obligated to come to work," Musk said.   READ MORE           You can get free Spectrum internet for 60 days if you live in a household with a K-12 or college student   Spectrum is giving households with K-12 or college students free Wi-Fi for 60 days as the coronavirus forces many school classes to shift online.   READ MORE           10 things in tech you need to know today   Amazon is hiring 100,000 warehouse workers and raising pay, and Elon Musk told Tesla employees they don't have to go to work if they're sick.   READ MORE           Ford's credit arm is helping coronavirus-stressed customers with payment assistance and offering to delay payments on new cars for 90 days   Ford Credit encouraged customers discuss payment delays and said that buyers of new vehicles could choose to delay first payment for up to 90 days.   READ MORE           ServiceNow is giving government agencies free access to apps designed to help them respond to the coronavirus faster and more efficiently   The apps are designed to help employees who think they might have the coronavirus self-report — and to help first responders have the right information.   READ MORE           Slack will give a free upgrade to the paid version to teams helping solve the coronavirus crisis   Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield said the company is now offering "free upgrades to paid plans" for teams tackling the coronavirus pandemic.   READ MORE           Dell says that none of the six cases of coronavirus in Austin are its employees   Even without SXSW, Coronavirus has come to Austin, but it is not being spread at the city's largest tech employer.   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: geefunk007.bond1@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006