Home 5G live in Detroit, Twitter making Juneteenth official holiday

This is CNET and here are the stories that matter right now. Detroit Metro residents will now have another high speed option for Internet access. Verizon announced on Wednesday that the city now has access to its 5G home internet service, which allows users to access speeds up to one gigabit per second for $50 a month. Now that's just for Verizon customers $70 will be charged for everyone else. Detroit is only the sixth city to get availability since the service launched in October 2018. And Verizon expects to expand the 10 cities in total this year. Twitter and square have set aside Juneteenth. Is an official company holiday in the US. The company's recognition of the holiday, which commemorates the end of slavery in the country was announced Tuesday by jack Dorsey, CEO of both companies. Quote, a day for celebration, education, and connection. Dorsey wrote in a Twitter thread. [MUSIC] Countries and regions around the world have their own days to celebrate emancipation, and we will do the work to make those dates company holidays everywhere we are present. And finally, Uber may exit merger talks with grubhub admits antitrust concerns according to a Wednesday report by CNBC. Democratic lawmakers expressed concern over the rumored deal between Uber and grubhub. Last month in a letter signed by various senators, grub hub is likely to merge with Netherlands based just eat takeaway calm and German delivery hero instead. According to CNBC, you can stay up to date with the latest. By visiting C net [MUSIC]