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| It's Monday, Daily Money readers. Brett Molina here to help you put away the July 4th fireworks and deliver the latest news in Money and Tech. |
| An ad boycott against Facebook has drawn several big names: Starbucks, Target, and Verizon, to name a few. Critics who started the boycott have recommendations they want Facebook to implement to curb hate speech. But there's one problem: the departure of these advertisers for July and beyond may not be enough to change Mark Zuckerberg's mind. |
| Big news in the food delivery business: Uber is planning to acquire Postmates in an all-stock deal valued at $2.65 billion. Uber currently operates Uber Eats, but plans to still run Postmates as a separate app. It's all part of a plan to catch the frontrunner in the growing food delivery market: DoorDash. |
| If you're working from home, you're likely not wearing a lot of clothes that require dry cleaning. No events and no work from the office means dry cleaners' revenue is drying up. As one owner explains it: "It's great to be called essential. But it didn't matter because you just had no business." |
| Need more Money and Tech headlines? Keep scrolling. |
| Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor |
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