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Following the block on Meta's social media activities, the company unveils some adjustments to its hate message policies.

On Thursday, Facebook experienced the biggest one-day market value drop for a U.S. company.

The metaverse is coming. Here's how you can prepare your business to thrive throughout the change.

The land includes a reservoir which was the site of a deadly flood in 2006.

From midnight cereal snacks to McDonald's runs, loving junk food is one way billionaires are just like us.

If it seems like Facebook is everywhere, that's because it is. Not only has the social media platform become inextricably woven into our lives and connections, but the company itself has been the story.

Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon unveiled a plan to hit 700 American billionaires with new taxes.

Even though Instagram knew the popular photo-sharing app was harmful to young and vulnerable audiences, the company had fully planned on opening it up to younger children.

The Facebook CEO says a former employee's allegations about the company's disregard for the safety of users is unfounded.

The Federal Trade Commission seeks to force the social networking company to sell both Instagram and WhatsApp.

Zuckerberg is now the fifth-richest person in the world.

Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, said in a blog post on Monday that the company still believes building the version for children "is the right thing to do" but it is "pausing the work" to consult with parents, experts, and policymakers.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg hosted his own live room on his Facebook page last week.

Congress is ready to regulate Big Tech. They just have to agree on how.

Musk tweets 'Use Signal' in an apparent attempt to discourage people from using WhatsApp, which has been asking users to agree to a new privacy policy.

The FTC and nearly all U.S. states have sued Facebook for allegedly using its dominance in the digital industry to prevent fair competition.

The lessons these founders can teach you - and how to apply them to your own career.

'My own thinking has evolved as I've seen data showing an increase in anti-Semitic violence,' Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in reversing a company policy that allowed Holocaust denial on the social network.

It actually involves doing less, not more.

Facebook's CEO has been using meetings with regulators to stoke fears about its rival.

The social network is reacting to 'guidance from health and government experts.'