President Donald Trump issued an executive order Friday again targeting viral video app TikTok and its Chinese owner ByteDance.

The order seeks to unwind ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.ly, a lip-sync video app that the company purchased in 2017 and eventually merged with TikTok, claiming it raised national security concerns.

The order states that ByteDance's purchase of Musical.ly "is hereby prohibited, and ownership by ByteDance of any interest in Musical.​ly in the United States, whether effected directly or indirectly through ByteDance, or through ByteDance's subsidiaries, affiliates, or Chinese shareholders, is also prohibited."

It gives ByteDance 90 days to sell off any assets that enable it to operate TikTok within the US as well as any data it obtained from US-based TikTok or Musical.ly users.

"As we've said previously, TikTok is loved by 100 million Americans because it is a home for entertainment, self-expression, and connection," a TikTok spokesperson told Business Insider. "We're committed to continuing to bring joy to families and meaningful careers to those who create on our platform for many years to come."

Any deal terms would be subject to approval from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a division of the US Treasury Department responsible for overseeing transactions between American and foreign companies that could pose national security risks.

A 1988 law allows Trump to block foreign deals like ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.ly, but only after CFIUS conducts its own security review.

CFIUS has been probing the Musical.ly deal since late 2019, and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement Friday that "CFIUS conducted an exhaustive review of the case and unanimously recommended this action to the President in order to protect US users from exploitation of their personal data."

However, forcing ByteDance to divest its US-based TikTok assets is still not the same as a nationwide ban on TikTok, a move legal experts said would be legally dubious.

Last week, Trump took another swipe at TikTok, issuing an executive order that makes it illegal for American companies to do business with TikTok, effectively giving ByteDance 45 days to sell the app.

Already, last week's order is generating legal challenges.

US-based TikTok employees said they plan to sue the Trump administration, arguing the order will make it illegal for their employer to pay them, and TikTok plans to file a separate lawsuit of its own.

Trump has frequently attacked TikTok over the past few months, alleging the Chinese government could pressure it to spy on Americans by accessing their data, censor content Beijing finds politically objectionable, or sway US elections by quietly manipulating its algorithms.

As a Tidal subscriber, you have access to roughly 60 million tracks – but that doesn't do you any good if you're in a location without internet access. Tidal allows you to download songs to your phone and play them back anytime, even if you are in Airplane Mode or if you don't have Wi-Fi and would prefer not to use your cellular data plan to stream audio.  

There are a few limitations to downloading in Tidal, though. First, you can only do this using a mobile app on your phone – you can't download tracks to your computer. Second, you can only download entire albums or playlists, not individual tracks. 

If you want to download from Tidal and listen to music offline, here's how to do it. 

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How to download an album from Tidal 

1. Start the Tidal app on your phone.

2. Find an album you want to download. Browse or search for an album you want to download. 

3. Open the album and confirm you see the tracklisting.

4. Swipe the Download button to the right to turn it on. The songs on the album will be added to the download queue and stored on your phone.  

How to download a playlist from Tidal 

1. Launch the Tidal app on your phone. 2

2. Tap "My Collection" at the bottom of the screen.

3. Select "Playlists."

4. Choose the playlist you want to download. 

5. Swipe the Download button to the right to enable downloading. The songs in the playlist will be added to the download queue.

How to play the music you've downloaded from Tidal without Wi-Fi or data service

1. With your data and Wi-Fi off or unavailable, launch the Tidal app. 

2. After it opens on the "My Collection" page, locate the "Downloaded" link and tap it. 

3. Choose the tracks you want to listen to and wait for it to begin playing automatically. 

How to play the music you've downloaded from Tidal without turning your data off 

1. To force your phone to play downloaded tracks, and avoid using cellular data, open the app. 

2. Tap "My Collection" at the bottom right of the screen.

3. Choose the Settings icon in the top right. 

4. Turn on Offline mode by swiping the button to the right. 

5. When you want to use data to listen to Tidal again, select the Home button at the bottom of the screen.

6. Tap "Go online" to take Tidal out of offline mode. 

Uber Eats has made ordering food as simple as a few taps on your phone screen. Once you order, the app will offer an estimated delivery time. Then all you have to do is sit and wait for your courier to arrive.

Of course, when things are that quick, it's easy to make mistakes. Whether you forgot to add an item to your cart or suddenly changed your mind on that late-night order, there's plenty of solid reasons you may need to cancel your order. 

Cancellation is usually possible, with the only catch being that, depending on how far along in the preparation process, you may or may not be eligible for a refund.

Uber Eats orders can only be refunded before the restaurant accepts the order. At many restaurants, this happens automatically or within one minute of the order being placed. That means you have a tight window to get a refund on your order. 

If you need to cancel an Uber Eats order, here's how to do it.

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How to cancel an order on the Uber Eats app

1. Open the Uber Eats app. 

2. Tap the Orders tab in the app's bottom menu.  

3. Choose the "Upcoming" tab to see your in-progress orders.

4. Find the order you want to cancel and tap 'Cancel Order.'

5. A window will appear asking you to confirm your cancellation and warning you of a cancellation fee if you continue. Tap 'Cancel Order' to confirm. 

How to cancel an Uber Eats order on the Uber app

1. Open the Uber app. 

2. Select "Order Food."

3. Tap the Profile icon in the upper-left. 

4. Choose Orders. 

5. Your most recent order should appear first. Select "Cancel Order." 

6. In the window that appears, confirm that you wish to cancel your order. 

Playing a show or movie on HBO Max in another language is as easy as one click — if the show offers other languages, that is.

If an HBO Max title has language options other than English available, you'll see this option labeled on both the title's details page and during playback. For most shows or movies, this means it will play with that language's subtitles (the audio will remain the same). Unfortunately, overall, only a small percentage of popular shows are offered in another language.

You can also change your device or browser settings for the app to reflect your language preference. 

Here are all the ways you can try watching HBO Max in another language.

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How to play HBO Max content in another language

For the most part, browsing different language options looks exactly the same whether you're accessing HBO Max through the mobile app or your desktop. Unfortunately, many videos are not offered in multiple languages. If this is the case for the show or movie you want to watch, you won't see anything labeled in its details page. This means that it is only offered in the language in which it was recorded.

1. To browse genres, click or tap the three bars in the upper left corner.

2. You can sort through titles alphabetically or by type at the top of the search page. 

HBO Max offers the "Latino" category, where you'll find shows and movies filmed in Spanish. 

You can also choose the "International" genre, which will include a variety of shows and movies produced in other languages. HBO notes that these titles will play with their original audio with English subtitles. For shows that were produced in English, there is no audio dubbing available in other languages.

Taking a screenshot on your Motorola smartphone might seem tricky, but the process isn't actually all that complicated.

Read on for a quick tutorial on screenshotting using a Motorola smartphone.

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How to take a screenshot on Motorola

1. On your Motorola smartphone, open up the app, image, or content you wish to screenshot.

2. Touch the power button with one of your fingers, but don't press down yet. Touch the lower volume button with a different finger. 

3. Press down on the power button and the lower volume button at the same time to take the screenshot.

If you successfully took the screenshot, you'll hear a small click (if you have your volume on) and see a brief flash on your smartphone's screen.

How to view a screenshot on Motorola

After you've taken a screenshot, it will be saved in one of your Motorola smartphone's image folders. You can view the screenshot from there.

1. Open your Motorola smartphone's camera app.

2. Open the camera's photo gallery.

3. If you don't see a thumbnail for the screenshot right away, look for a folder titled "Screenshots." Where the screenshots are saved may vary from smartphone to smartphone.

After you've located the screenshot, you can view it by tapping on it. You can also send it to other smartphone users through the messaging app of your choice, so long as the app in question supports image sharing between devices.

Tidal doesn't always keep accurate track of your authorized devices. There are bugs in the Tidal service that often prevent authorized devices from showing up in the list on the web and mobile devices. Unfortunately, there's no known workaround for these issues right now. 

But as a Tidal subscriber, you can sign into the service on as many devices as you like, including phones, tablets, and PCs. Once logged in, Tidal will allow you to listen to music on a single online device or up to five offline devices. 

You don't have to sign out of one device to play on another, either. The music should automatically pause. However, if you are no longer using Tidal on a device or no longer own the device, you might want to deauthorize it. 

Once you've decided you want to logout of Tidal on a device, here's how to do it.

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How to log out of Tidal on a computer

1. Open my.tidal.com in a web browser.

2. Click your account name at the top left of the screen.

3. In the dropdown menu, choose "Log out."

There are a lot of different Samsung tablets on the market right now, and as a result, it might be frustrating trying to track down tutorials that apply to your specific tablet's model. 

All you want to do is take a screenshot – how are you supposed to know which internet tutorial works for which tablets?

We'll let you in on a little secret: there's one method of screenshotting that works for all Samsung tablets, no matter which model you have.

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How to screenshot on any Samsung tablet

1. Open the content you wish to screenshot. This might be anything from text messages or social media to images or apps.

2. Locate the power button and volume buttons on your Samsung tablet.

3. Place one finger on the tablet's power button. Don't press the button yet; just rest your finger on it.

4. Place another finger on the tablet's "volume down" button, gently like you did with the power button.

5. Quickly press both the power button and the "volume down" button at the same time.

When done correctly, your Samsung tablet will take a screenshot of the content on its screen. You can view screenshots in your tablet's photo gallery and send them to others or post them on social media from there. 

There are several other methods for taking screenshots on a Samsung tablet, but this method is the only one that works on all types of Samsung tablets. Now that you're an expert, try it on your own. There's a lot out there for you to share.

Whether you like shuffling your music or prefer albums to be played in the order the band envisioned, there's no debate that many music players and streaming services make it hard to find the shuffle controls. 

Tidal's shuffle controls may be initially confusing because the large, obvious shuffle button can only turn shuffle mode on, not off.

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How to turn shuffle play on and off on Tidal on a computer

1. If you're using Tidal in a web browser, you'll find an obvious "Shuffle" button at the top of the page, to the right of the album or playlist cover art, near the "Play" button. You can click this to shuffle your music, but it will not turn off shuffle play.

2. To turn off shuffle mode, click the "Shuffle" icon at the bottom of the web page in the player control strip, located to the left of the "Previous" track button. 

You can use this button to turn shuffle mode on or off, and you can tell it's on when the button turns blue. 

How to turn shuffle play on and off on Tidal on a mobile device 

1. On the Tidal mobile app, you'll find a "Shuffle" button in the middle of the screen, to the right of the "Play button." Tapping this button will shuffle your music, but it will only turn shuffle play on, not off.

2. To turn off shuffle mode, tap the player controls at the bottom of the screen. By default, these controls are minimized, but tapping it causes the player to take up the whole screen. 

3. Click the "Shuffle" icon at the far left of screen, next to the "Previous track" button. You can use this button to turn shuffle mode on or off, and you can tell it's on when the button changes color. 

If you are vision-impaired or simply want to hear your book or document aloud rather than reading the text, Kindle Fire has a text-to-speech feature that will translate the written words to audio so you can listen aloud. Best of all, text-to-speech is not only available for Kindle books but also for many (though not all) personal text files.

Turning on text-to-speech is easy and should only take a few seconds. Books in the Kindle store will even notify you if the capability is available before you purchase, though the feature must be turned on within the book or document itself, where available. Once enabled, you can begin playing the audio immediately. 

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How to enable text-to-speech on your Kindle Fire

1. On your Kindle Fire, open the book or document you wish you read. 

2. In the upper right corner of the screen, tap the three vertically stacked dots to reveal a list of menu options. 

3. Tap "Additional settings."

4. Scroll down until you see the "Text-to-Speech" option and toggle the button to the "on" position, which will turn the toggle box orange. 

5. Hit the "back" button to return to your book. 

6. To begin utilizing text-to-speech, tap the screen and then tap the play button at the bottom to begin hearing your book. Your book or document should then begin to be read aloud.

 

SpaceX and NASA will launch their next batch of astronauts to the International Space Station no sooner than October 23, the space agency announced on Friday. 

That pushes back the anticipated start date of the Crew-1 mission, which was originally slated to launch as early as late September.

Crew-1 is technically SpaceX's first official, contracted astronaut mission for NASA, since the one it recently completed was a demonstration. The successful completion of that test, called Demo-2, paved the way for at least six more planned ISS missions as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program. 

NASA said in a press release that it pushed back the launch "to best meet the needs of the International Space Station" by coordinating with the schedules of other astronauts going to and from the ISS. That includes NASA astronaut Kate Rubins and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov, who are slated to blast off on a Russian Soyuz rocket on October 14. The Crew-1 mission will also wait for NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner to return to Earth from the space station on October 22. 

Plus, the new timeline will allow the Crew-1 astronauts' stay on the ISS to intersect with that of the members of the Crew-2 mission scheduled for spring. 

NASA also said it is still wrapping up data reviews and certification processes following the Demo-2 mission, a key step in preparing for Crew-1. 

Crew-1 includes NASA astronauts Shannon Walker, Mike Hopkins, and Victor Glover, as well as JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Soichi Noguchi. Hopkins is slated to be the mission's commander, Glover the pilot, and Walker and Noguchi mission specialists. 

The team plans to stay on the ISS for the standard six months, during which they'll conduct space walks, do science experiments, and work on regular station maintenance. 

In partnering with SpaceX, NASA is reducing its reliance on Russian Soyuz spacecraft, which have recently cost up to $90 million per seat. NASA hasn't been able to launch its own astronauts in American systems since 2011, when it ended the space shuttle program. A seat on a SpaceX shuttle is projected to cost $55 million, though that figure does not include the funding NASA gave the company to develop its new Crew Dragon spaceship in the first place.

Minecraft is one of the most popular games of all time, whether you're playing it with others or by yourself.

But no matter how you play, half the fun comes from sharing your creations or exploits with others. Taking screenshots is the easiest way to do that.

Here's how to take a screenshot in Minecraft, on nearly every platform that it's available on.

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How to take a screenshot in Minecraft on a Mac, PC, or Chromebook

If you're running Minecraft Java Edition on a PC, you only need to press the F2 key to take a screenshot. The screenshot will be saved to a particular Minecraft folder — you can find it by searching for ".minecraft\screenshots" on your computer.

If you're playing Minecraft Windows 10 edition, however, you can take a screenshot using any of Windows' built-in screenshot tools — these include the Print Screen button, and the Windows Game Bar menu. For a full list of Windows' screenshot tools, check out our article, "How to take a screenshot on Windows 10 computers in several different ways."

On a Mac computer, press Command + Shift + 3. This will take a screenshot of the entire screen, which will then be saved to the desktop.

On a Chromebook, you can press Ctrl and the "Show all open windows" button, which is the button that looks like a box with two lines to its right. It might also be labeled F5. The screenshot will be saved to your Files app.

FirstMark Capital partner Matt Turck had no immediate plans to invest more money into Crossbeam, a Philadelphia-based enterprise tech company that he led Series A funding for last year.

But when Crossbeam CEO Bob Moore told Turck the company was being courted by new investors, he decided to jump on board a new round. Last week the company announced completing a $25 million round led by Redpoint Ventures and joined by FirstMark.

"It's a little bit of a surprisingly rabid funding market right now," Turck told Business Insider. "Five months ago everybody thought the market was going to slow down considerably. Then lo and behold, fast forward to today, it's actually more intense than it's probably ever been."

The initial U.S. outbreak of COVID-19 was as brutal on the startup world as it was on the rest of the American economy, with venture-backed names like Lyft, Bird, and AirBnB laying off workers by the thousands. Some 551 startups have laid off over 77,000 employees since March 11, according to Layoffs.fyi Tracker, a site helping to match out-of-work tech workers with jobs.

But a rough spring has become glorious summer for some startups. Analysts have noted while smaller startups have had a hard time attracting funding, many larger companies have pulled in eye-popping amounts of capital from investors seeking a safe bet.

Payment platform Stripe raised $600 million in April. Grocery delivery service Instacart raised $325 billion in multiple funding rounds. AI startup Gong raised a new $200 million venture investment just months after raising a $65 million Series C in December. And faux-meat maker Impossible Foods announced snagging $200 million at a $4 billion valuation Thursday.

"It's a little bit of a 'haves' and 'have-nots' market," Turck said. "If you're doing something that venture capitalists think is interesting, then the amount of inbound you get these days, like in May, June, and July, has been sort of crazy."

That's led to VCs taking a more proactive approach to funding, Turck said.

"The general concept of funds approaching companies when those companies are not raising money has gone from something that was not that usual, to something that's becoming pretty prevalent," Turck said. "At least for the best companies."

Pinterest is the perfect platform for keeping your ideas organized, whether you're trying to put together plans for a bachelorette party, a home remodel, or a Dungeons and Dragons game. 

On Pinterest, you can browse your feed based on interests and "pin" what you like to your board. Occasionally you might follow someone if you consistently like what they post. A private messaging function, similar to what's available on most social media, allows you to directly communicate with other Pinterest users.

But if you find yourself receiving hateful messages, spam, or want to limit the private interaction someone has with you on the social site, the best thing to do is block the user who is sending them.

When you block somebody on Pinterest, they will no longer be able to follow you, message you, or save your pins. If they try to, they'll be notified that you blocked them. They can still appear in your searches and on your feed, and pins of theirs that you have saved will not disappear.

If you want to block someone on Pinterest, here's how to do it. 

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How to block someone on Pinterest on a computer

1. Log in to Pinterest.com on a web browser. 

2. Visit the profile of the user you wish to block.

3. Tap the three horizontal dots on the upper left corner of their profile board.

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Fans will get to try "Marvel's Avengers" — the upcoming video game adaptation of the blockbuster comic book and movie franchise — weeks before the game officially launches thanks to an ongoing beta program through the month of August.

Announced in 2017, "Avengers" is an online action game set in an alternate version of Marvel's universe, allowing players to form their own team of four heroes to take on the forces of a nefarious organization called A.I.M. The beta gives players a snippet of the game's story mode, but focuses primarily on the countless multiplayer missions that allow players to team up, improve their characters, and unlock new costumes and powerups.

Players spend time as Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Black Widow, and Ms. Marvel (not to be confused with Captain Marvel) during the beta, but only the latter four can be selected for online missions. Each character has a unique playstyle to match their superpowers, ranging from Iron Man's free flight and arsenal of weapons, to Black Widow's grappling hook and hand to hand combat abilities.

Read more: I played 7 hours of the new Marvel's Avengers game coming later this year. It's going to make a lot of people very happy.

The game is developed by Crystal Dynamics, the studio behind the recent reboot of the "Tomb Raider" franchise. In an interview with Business Insider, Crystal Dynamics studio head Scott Atmos said that the combat team tried to design each character as though they were starring in their own action game. Game systems designer Lauryn Ash said the team collaborated closely with Marvel to incorporate the kinds of iconic costumes, personalities, and overall atmosphere that diehard fans expect for their heroes.

"Marvel's Avengers" will continue receiving playable updates after release, including new heroes and story missions. Crystal Dynamics says new heroes will be free for all players, though there is an in-game credit system for unlocking specific costumes.

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German software giant SAP created a slew of employee-bonding activities as the coronavirus crisis has kept most of its employees home since March, according to Bloomberg, including an in-house app where employees can swipe left or right on each, a format popularized by the dating app Tinder. If employees match, they can coordinate a virtual lunch over video call. 

That custom-built app and SAP's other initiatives came to be after its human resource team noticed that many of its single employees were missing the social interactions they'd typically have at the office, according to diversity and inclusion officer Nina Strassner. 

"We realized we needed to address their loneliness and isolation, but do it in an open and positive way," she told Bloomberg reporter Benedikt Kammel.

In shifting its employees scattered across 180 countries to remote work, one of the biggest, unexpected challenges was actually helping workers who lived alone feel safe and connected, former co-CEO Jennifer Morgan told Business Insider in April.

"Because I have a family — as many people around me do — I didn't realize that, with 100,000 people, there's a lot of people who are alone," she said. 

So, the staff created a variety of activities its employees could enjoy from home, including film screenings, video game competitions, and wine tastings where bottles were delivered for free and sommeliers guided participants, according to Bloomberg. Around 1,700 workers also attended a virtual barbecue led by expert butchers. 

While those experiences are focused on SAP's German workers, different regions are employing their own new initiatives to keep company morale alive during isolation, too. In North America, the company is hosting a "Tour de SAP" Peloton competition, spokesperson Lesa Beber told Business Insider. And in the San Francisco Bay Area, the company has reworked its annual summer paint night and escape room tradition by coordinating small groups that can meet and do the activity together. 

"We take every opportunity to listen to our employees ," Beber told Business Insider via email, "And ensure we are doing everything we can to ensure they are comfortable and feeling empowered."

You might think that making a kids profile on Disney Plus, Disney's new streaming service, sounds redundant. After all, it's a service full of stuff from Disney — surely it must all be safe for kids, right?

But, that's not necessarily the case. With all the properties Disney owns — between Marvel, FOX shows like "The Simpsons," and the recently added, somewhat explicit Broadway musical "Hamilton" — there are a lot of things on Disney Plus a parent might not want their kid seeing.

When you make a new Disney Plus kids profile, that means whoever is using that profile will only be able to watch shows and movies rated G, TV-Y, TV-Y7/Y7-FV, or TV-G. Nothing PG or above will be available to them. 

You can turn this setting on at any time, even on existing profiles, through the account settings menu. This setting will carry over on your account across all the devices it's signed in on, so you never have to worry that your child will see something you don't want them to.

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How to set up a kids profile on Disney Plus

1. On your smart TV, on the left sidebar, select the option for "My Profile," with your icon next to it.

On the app, tap your profile icon in the bottom right corner of the screen.

On a web browser, click your profile icon in the top right corner of the screen.

2. Choose "Add Profile."

3. Pick an image for the new profile from the list of icons.

4. Type in the profile name. You can make this the name of the child who will be using it, or just keep it as a generic "Kids Profile" if you'd rather.

5. Toggle the switch labeled "Kids Profile" to the "On" position. 

6. Select "Save" to finish creating the profile. 

Once this is done, you can start using this profile by selecting it when you return to the main menu.

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Right off the bat, the Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless noise-cancelling headphones should be serious contenders for your head and ears.

Indeed, "wireless" and "noise cancelling" have been popular criteria, and Sony gets these two aspects absolutely right. You're also getting great sound quality that you can refine to your liking by using the Sony Headphones app, and you might even like them more than the historical gold standard in wireless noise-cancelling headphones — the $400 Bose 700. 

If $350 is in your budget for wireless noise-cancelling headphones, the XM4 should absolutely be high up in your shortlist, but make sure to read the full review below to ensure they're for you.

Specifications

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If you're active on Twitch, you might have seen popular streamers get donations from viewers. Many streamers also use text-to-speech donations, which lets a robot read each donor's name and attached message out loud.

These text-to-speech donations are a great way to acknowledge your donors and encourage more people to donate.

Keep reading to learn how to set up text-to-speech donations on your Twitch channel, using Streamlabs on your Mac or PC.

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How to set up text-to-speech donations on Twitch

Before you can set up text-to-speech donations on Twitch, you'll need to set up an Alert Box using Streamlabs OBS. Alert Boxes can be found in Streamlabs OBS under "Themes" in the "Widget Themes" section.

After you've picked out an Alert Box theme you like and added it to your stream's channel, you can set up text-to-speech donations.

1. Go to streamlabs.com and log into your Twitch account.

2. Once you're logged in, click on "Alert Box" in the left side menu.

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Over the past 50 years, China has become a global economic powerhouse, due in large part to the rise of its manufacturing industry. But the CEO of one of the largest companies in that space, Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., predicted that era could be coming to an end.

Young Liu, chairman of Hon Hai, which is more commonly known as Foxconn, told investors this week that China's "days as the world's factory are done," Bloomberg reported Wednesday.

Liu said during Foxconn's latest earnings call that Trump's trade war with Beijing has forced electronic device makers to diversify their supply chains to other countries so they don't get hit with tariffs on Chinese-made products, according to Bloomberg.

Foxconn, the largest global manufacturer of iPhones, plans to do the same. Liu told Bloomberg that 30% of the company's production capacity is now outside China, a 20% increase from the previous June and that it's interested in expanding in a variety of regions.

"No matter if it's India, Southeast Asia, or the Americas, there will be a manufacturing ecosystem in each," Liu said, according to Bloomberg.

Trump has imposed expansive tariffs on goods imported from China as part of his years-long trade war against the country, but most evidence points to a net negative impact for US companies, individuals, and the overall economy.

An analysis from Bloomberg Economics previously estimated that the Trump administration's punitive measures will end up costing the US $316 billion by the end of 2020, and independent researchers from the New York Federal Reserve, Princeton, and Columbia estimated that the tariffs would cost Americans roughly $831 per household over the course of 2019.

Tensions temporarily deescalated last December when Trump and China reached an interim trade deal, but a survey from the US-China Business Council this week found that only 7% of businesses viewed the gains from the deal as outweighing the costs incurred by two years worth of tariffs.

Trump recently reignited tensions with China with two executive orders seeking to ban viral video app TikTok and messaging app WeChat, which are owned by Chinese-firms ByteDance and Tencent, respectively, from operating within the US.