Facebook, Google ask San Francisco staff to work from home as coronavirus spreads

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Facebook, Google ask San Francisco staff to work from home as coronavirus spreads
Social media giant Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google on Thursday recommended their San Francisco Bay area employees work from home to minimize the risk of spreading coronavirus. Facebook said it is "strongly recommending that all Bay area employees and contingent staff work from home ...

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