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• Bowser is taking over Nintendo ... for real -Nintendo has appointed Doug Bowser as the next head of its American operations ? and the joke hasn't been lost on anyone.
  
  
• YouTube takes action as advertisers leave following concerns pedophiles exploited the platform -YouTube said on Thursday it has taken aggressive action after a video creator accused the platform of aiding pedophiles in finding clips of young girls. The statement comes as major companies, including AT&T, Nestle and Epic Games, announced they are pausing advertising on YouTube over the concerns.
  
  
• -YouTube said it has taken aggressive action after a video creator accused the platform of aiding pedophiles in finding clips of young girls. The statement comes as major companies, including AT&T, Nestle and Epic Games, announced they are pausing advertising on YouTube over the concerns. CNN's Richard Quest discusses with CEOs Bruce Turkel and Shelly Palmer.
  
  
• Google eliminating controversial forced arbitration practice -Google is eliminating its controversial practice of forced arbitration for employees.
  
  
• California proposes additional protocols for data breaches -California proposed legislation that would require companies to notify customers when passport numbers and biometric information are compromised in data breaches.
  
  
• Consumer Reports no longer recommends the Tesla Model 3 -Tesla was dinged again by Consumer Reports, which is pulling its recommendation of the Model 3. The report cited reliability issues with the car.
  
  
• Nestle and other brands pull YouTube ads over child exploitation fears -Nestle and other major companies have pulled their ads from YouTube after a video blogger raised concerns that pedophiles were using the platform to trade information and draw attention to clips of young girls.
  
  
• Chinese shoppers can now get an iPhone for less than $30 a month -Apple has teamed up with mobile payment company Alipay to offer Chinese consumers interest-free financing on iPhones. The move could help revive Apple's slowing sales in the country.
  
  
• Amid opioid crisis, Google Maps will show where to dispose drugs -Google Maps will start displaying permanent places to discard unneeded medications, such as local pharmacies, hospitals and government buildings.
  
  
• Report: Apple and Goldman Sachs are releasing a credit card together -Apple and Goldman Sachs are reportedly teaming up to offer a new credit card.
  
  
• Samsung unveiled a 5G phone but the network has a long way to go -Samsung 's Galaxy S10 5G, the first ever 5G smartphone, was announced on Wednesday. While the phone is a major step in the rollout of 5G, the network itself is still not widespread enough to revolutionize mobile connections.
  
  
• The UK would be 'irresponsible' to let Huawei into 5G, think tank warns -Chinese tech giant Huawei is facing a new attack as it tries to persuade the UK government to let it help build super-fast 5G networks in the country.
  
  
• Mark Zuckerberg is meeting with the UK official who wants to regulate Facebook -Mark Zuckerberg is finally coming face to face with a top UK official who'd like to regulate Facebook.
  
  
• Google says Nest Guard's hidden microphone wasn't meant to be a secret -Google's Nest Guard has a built-in microphone that works with Google Assistant. The company says the mic was never meant to be a secret.
  
  
• Musk predicts the self-driving Tesla is just around the corner -Elon Musk says he's certain that Tesla cars will be ready to drive themselves by the end of the year ? if only regulators would allow it.
  
  
• Samsung's Galaxy S10 lineup: Foldable phones, 5G and phones that charge each other -A 5G device. A foldable phone that morphs into a tablet. A smartphone that can charge another smartphone when sandwiched together.
  
  
• Samsung's new foldable smartphone: Gimmick or game changer? -One of my first mobile devices was a 2005 LG flip phone. It was so small I could close both of hands around it and flick it open with one thumb. It taught me a most valuable lesson: how to be patient when logging onto the internet.
  
  
• Russian hackers targeted US think tanks in Europe -A hacking group that is thought to be linked to Russian military intelligence targeted the European offices of two American think tanks, Microsoft revealed late Tuesday.
  
  
• Virgin Galactic to make second key test flight to space -Virgin Galactic will attempt one of its highest and fastest test flights ever, and it could bring the company closer to its goal of launching paying customers to space this year.