There are some banks who are actively trying not to take applications and to minimize the number of loans they make through the program says investor Mark Cuban. This is despite the fact that it pays a five percent commission for the loans made on the small businesses.
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Skype Adds ‘Meet Now’ Feature to Take On Zoom
In an effort to take on Zoom’s newfound popularity, Microsoft is adding “Meet Now” to Skype, making meetings easier than ever.

Slack Adds Support For Microsoft Teams Calls
Despite a heated rivalry, Slack has announced support for Microsoft Teams calls.

Slack CEO: We’ve Seen an Enormous Surge
In the first 60th percent of this quarter added 9,000 new paid customers, says Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield. That’s a net number. This is compared to 5,000 for the previous quarter and 5,000 for the quarter before that.

Google Sued For Collecting Children’s Personal Data
Google is facing yet another privacy-related issue, with New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas suing the company for collecting children’s personal data.
Coronavirus: Microsoft Teams Tops 44 Million Users
Microsoft has announced that Teams has topped 44 million users as more individuals work from home and rely on virtual interactions during the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus: Microsoft Throttling Non-Essential Office 365 Features to Cope With Demand
As more work-from-home users rely on Office 365 during the coronavirus pandemic, Microsoft is scaling back and throttling some features in an effort to keep up.

Will the Coronavirus Spark a New Era for Business?
Andy Kessler, a technology writer for the Wall Street Journal, suggests that similar to other world crises events, the coronavirus could spark a new era for business and the world. Notably, will the advent of millions of new people suddenly working and being educated online become the norm once the fear and facts of the virus fade?

Yesware Founder: Have Sales Conversations that are ‘Authentic at Scale’
Matthew Bellows, Founder & Chairman Of The Board at Yesware, recently talked at Web Summit about salespeople being ‘Authentic at Scale’ and how Yesware can help companies and their sales teams more effectively drive lead generation.