Facebook shuffles management weeks after data scandal: Report
The move will help surround CEO Mark Zuckerberg with executives he believes are "proficient and understand his vision," according to a report
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The move will help surround CEO Mark Zuckerberg with executives he believes are "proficient and understand his vision," according to a report
Facebook is already facing criticism for failing to remove terrorist material from its platform
Zuckerberg said the company has moved on from its data scandals as it rolls out a feature to connect romantic partners
Solid demand for its flagship smartphone and other products will come as a relief for investors
Shares of Match.com and IAC tanked on the announcement, which came during Facebook's annual developer conference
Media committee asked Zuckerberg to appear May 24, during what it described as a planned trip to Europe to give testimony to European Parliament
"I think it wasn't a requirement that we read them," the company's technology head told Parliament
The European Union wants online giants to self-regulate to weed out fake reporting and bot accounts
The EU had ruled that a tax deal the country had made was illegal and Apple owed nearly $16 billion plus interest
An FTC settlement required Facebook to undergo audits of its privacy practices—but an audit of 2015-17 found no issues
Scammers make fake profiles of real users, hoping to convince victims that they're actual people in need of money
Ban on Telegram app comes after Russian communications watchdog wanted company's encryption data
The European Union is calling on the Facebook CEO to accept its invitation to explain the situation
Mark Zuckerberg said he would support the Honest Ads Act. Here's what it is and what it would do
The tech billionaire made some notable disclosures in a Senate hearing that lasted more than four hours