Wall Street not ready to abandon Facebook just yet
Despite the "headline" risks around the embattled social networker, investors expect it to bounce back
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Despite the "headline" risks around the embattled social networker, investors expect it to bounce back
Facebook may have violated an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission about the use of user data, experts suggest
"We need them to testify and tell us exactly what's going on here," professor says
The list ranks the more than 2,200 billionaires around the world who hold a combined net worth of $9.1 trillion
The social network is ending a test in six countries that split up the news feed into posts from friends and family, and those from brands
Wired magazine spoke to 51 current and former Facebook employees about their challenges, from battling fake news to questions about user privacy
Latest results easily beat forecasts, but Mark Zuckerberg's warning about impact of changes dent stock price
More than 100 public health advocates are calling on Facebook to abandon the messaging app, citing the harmful effects of social media on kids
Group urging Facebook to yank youth-oriented app, saying intended audience not ready for it
Facebook wants to highlight trustworthy news sources on its platform, as long as it doesn't have to do the highlighting
Sites that depend on the social network for all-important traffic could have a hard time maintaining their ad rates
Your Facebook feed will soon start looking pretty different according to Mark Zuckerberg
Roger McNamee spent years helping to build Facebook and finds it "unbelievably painful" to think about where it is today
He's set yearly challenges since 2009 – he previously ran 365 miles and learned Mandarin – but this year's goal isn't about personal growth
Their initial $11 million investment in bitcoins back in 2013 has apparently rocketed the brothers into rare company
Social media giant offers generous parental leave benefits; US among the stingiest countries in offering paid time
Randi Zuckerberg says a man sitting next to her in First Class repeatedly made "explicit, lewd and highly offensive sexual comments"
Facebook says it will use AI to help identify when someone is expressing thoughts about suicide on the social media platform
The early Facebook investor warned about the unknown societal consequences of widespread social media use
Reps. Keith Ellison, John Conyers send social media company a letter asking it to outline its policies on hate speech and advertising
"Things happened on our platform in this election that should not have happened" said Facebook COO Sandberg
Fewer than half of the ads -- which ran between 2015 and 2017 -- were seen before the election, with 56 percent of them seen after the election
The move comes amid growing scrutiny for Facebook to reveal more details in how Russian trolls purchased ads during the election
"For the ways my work was used to divide people rather than bring us together, I ask forgiveness and I will work to do better," Zuckerberg says
Zuckerberg said he regretted that he called it "crazy" that Facebook influenced the 2016 election