Today on Boot Up: California's child safety law is halted, Clorox faces shortages post-cyberattack, Square's CEO steps down for Dorsey, the music industry sees record revenues, Google adjusts suggestions, TikTok's office tracker app unsettles staff, California confronts Big Oil, NASA names its "UFO Czar", Lyft settles a $10M SEC fine, and Crayola blooms into the flower market.

Court blocks California’s online child safety law

Clorox products in short supply after cyberattack

Square CEO Alyssa Henry is stepping down, and Jack Dorsey will take over for now

Music industry revenue hits all-time high

Google Quietly Removes ‘Written By People’ From Suggestions for Website Owners

TikTok Employees Recoil at Return-to-Office Tracker App

California Sues Big Oil Over Climate Deception

NASA's Releases Name of Its First-Ever "UFO Czar" After Threats

Lyft to pay $10M fine to SEC for failure to disclose board member's role in pre-IPO share sale

Crayola, beloved for its crayons, is now selling flowers

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