Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced a wide range of questions on Capitol Hill Wednesday afternoon. The hearing was called to hear Zuckerberg's plans for a new cryptocurrency, but has expanded to include issues ranging from election interference to anti-trust concerns. Bloomberg News Reporter Ben Bain spoke about the hearing.

KCBS Radio Contributor and Bloomberg News Editor Alistair Barr has more on G-mail’s future plans to charge for storage.

Uber and Amazon appear set to expand their food delivery services next year. This comes as several companies, including Munchery and Spoon Rocket, have closed.

Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Jeff Muskus speaks on why companies like Uber and Amazon are looking to branch out into food delivery.

Bloomberg News reporter Spencer Soper speaks on the legalities of sponsored products on the list and Amazon's seemingly 'pay-to-play' attitude.

Several residential building companies have stopped equipping new homes with Nest devices after Google made a change to how the devices work. Bloomberg News Editor and KCBS contributor Alistair Barr has more on the change.

Volvo aims to cut its carbon footprint with the launch of its first all-electric vehicle, the X-C 40 Crossover. Bloomberg News Reporter and KCBS Contributor Ed Ludlow has more on the unveiling and what this means for the electric vehicle landscape.

Netflix is making changes to its comedy programming as the company scales back stand up specials. Bloomberg Entertainment reporter and KCBS contributor Lucas Shaw has more.

Bloomberg TV anchor Taylor Riggs speaks on what the Libra Association is, who is a part of it, and why certain members have jumped ship.

Tech startup founders who are in love are running to their attorneys to arrange for prenuptial agreements. KCBS Contributor and Bloomberg Reporter Suizanne Wolley talks about the prenup trend among millennials.

Amazon workers have been watching videos recorded by the company's home security devices in an effort to improve it's artificial intelligence. Bloomberg Anchor and KCBS Contributor Taylor Riggs provides insight into Amazon's Cloud Cam.