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Cash is nice in a crisis, but Netflix is stockpiling content

This week in Trending, we get a peek at internet companies' resilience in the face of a pandemic, as well as a toothbrush startup's dental dreams.

Bill Gates just dropped $43 million on an oceanfront home in California. Here's how he spends his $102 billion fortune, from a luxury-car collection to incredible real estate.

Bill Gates, the second-richest person in the world, has an extensive real-estate portfolio sprawling from California and Washington to Florida.

Hulu's 35 notable original TV shows, ranked from worst to best by critics

With "The Handmaid's Tale," acclaimed comedies, and FX programming, Hulu has a stacked lineup of originals.

These inventions can help save the Earth

Reusing garbage, reducing ocean pollution, and using biodegradable products are ways these inventions are saving the planet.

Every new movie you can watch on Disney Plus — from the live-action 'Lady and the Tramp' to the upcoming fantasy film 'Artemis Fowl'

Disney Plus features several original movies, like the live-action "Lady and the Tramp." More exclusives are on the way, including "Artemis Fowl."

The best desktop computers

Although many people use laptops in lieu of desktop PCs, sometimes you just need a good machine at home. These are the best desktop computers.

10 things in tech you need to know today

Zoom has skyrocketed to 300 million daily users, up 50% from the beginning of April, even as the company battles a privacy backlash.

'Animal Crossing' and the latest 'Call of Duty' dominated March as game sales spiked while millions sheltered at home

Sales of "video game hardware, software, accessories, and game cards" topped $1.6 billion in March as the coronavirus has kept millions at home.

'Fortnite' creator Epic Games is reportedly raising fresh funds at a valuation of more than $15 billion

The firm has reportedly discussed raising between $500 million and $1 billion.

Apple and Google's new smartphone alert system for tracking the coronavirus could be 'alarming' for privacy, US senator warns

A US senator is demanding Apple and Google executives be held "personally liable" if they don't protect user privacy in new coronavirus tracking tech.

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