Since its introduction three weeks ago, Ford has received 100,000 bookings on its all-electric 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning.

The company is accepting refundable reservations for the 2022 F-150 Lightning pickup vehicle for $100. Ford is promoting its capacity to attract elite personnel to build cutting-edge digital technologies as the firm expands its all-electric and hybrid car offerings. According to CEO Jim Farley, the business would leverage data and software knowledge on a scale never seen before in the industry.

The CNPD, Luxembourg's data-protection authority, has suggested a $425 million fine against Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN)

in a draft judgement for alleged violations of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) related to Amazon's acquisition and use of individuals' personal data, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The penalties is equal to 2% of Amazon's declared net income of $21.3 billion for 2020 and 0.1 percent of sales of $386 billion. On the latest check Thursday, AMZN shares were trading 1.55 percent higher at $3,332.01.

More than 50% Salesforce's employees will work from home.

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) recently informed its employees that they would be required to return to the workplace three days each week, a decision that enraged many of them. In an interview with CNBC's Closing Bell on Monday, Benioff stated that at least half of his staff will continue to telecommute until the epidemic is over, despite the fact that the company has invested considerably in real estate. Salesforce suffered $216 million in real estate impairments last year, but it hopes to lease out the property as training facilities or for events.

In a separated news, Facebook also said that its employees can choose to work from home even after Jun 15. But their salaries will be reduced accordingly if they move to low cost cities.

GameStop (GME) published fiscal first-quarter earnings that showed increased revenues and a decrease of losses.

Revenue in the first quarter was $1.28 billion, compared to $1.17 billion predicted and $1.02 billion in the same time previous year.

Adjusted loss per share in Q1 was 45 cents, compared to 71 cents projected and $1.61 year over year.

The company also announced the appointment of two Amazon veterans as chief executive officer and chief financial officer.

It also announced plans to sell 5 million more shares in order to obtain funds.

Following the announcement, the stock dropped as much as 14%, and it remained as much as 5% lower in the after-hours session.

Elon Musk's The Boring Company revealed last week that operations at its Las Vegas Loop had commenced.

The $48.7 million project allows visitors to visit one of three stations and board a Tesla Model 3 or Model X to cruise around the 1.5 mile loop. According to testing completed in May, the Loop can transport about 4,400 people every hour at a speed of around 35 miles per hour.

Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) will open a physical store in New York City.

Shoppers will be able to examine the Google Pixel phone, different Nest gadgets for the house, and even Fitbit items. The Google Store will be located in Chelsea, near the intersection of 15th Street and 9th Avenue, in the former Port Authority building.

Instagram and WhatsApp services are down in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Bangladesh, and other countries.

There have also been reports of problems in Chile, Chile, the United States, and the United Kingdom. According to the DownDetector website, the problem occurred around 6:40pm GMT. There does not seems to be a single source of the problem as of now. Despite several reports by users, Facebook's official status page does not reflect a problem.

In 90 days, El Salvador will accept Bitcoin as legal money alongside the US dollar.

The Central American country's congress opted to embrace the cryptocurrency by a margin of 62 votes out of 84. President Nayib Bukele has previously stated that the bill will increase financial inclusion for the 70% of Salvadorans who do not have bank accounts. Last year, two tiny coastal communities in the nation established Bitcoin economies.

TSMC: COVID-19 news.

It is too early to say if the main semiconductor businesses operating in Taiwan's tech center of Hsinchu would be safe from the new spike of COVID-19 infections, according to the mayor of the city, while chip giant TSMC claimed it has observed no impact so far. Hsinchu Mayor Lin Chih- chien told Reuters late Monday that while he couldn't guarantee 100% safety for the city's IT enterprises, the government had set up swift testing facilities. Taiwan is a significant semiconductor producer and is important to worldwide attempts to fix a chip shortage that has forced the closure of certain auto manufacturers across the world and is also affecting consumer devices.

Tesla's delivery stats in China have improved since April's perplexing figures.

According to various sources using Chinese car association data, Tesla sold 33,463 automobiles in China in May. In premarket trade on Tuesday, Tesla shares was up more than 3%. As of 11:18AM PST, Tesla shares was down 0.7%. Tesla shares have fallen almost 4% since the April data was released. The Chinese authorities has raised worry about Tesla automobiles' capacity to collect car usage data, causing production to be briefly halted in April.