Meta warns it may pull Facebook and Instagram from New Mexico rather than comply with child safety measures sought after a $375 million jury verdict.

Mark Zuckerberg says Meta's plan to cut about 10% of its workforce is tied to increased AI investment, while leaving the door open to additional layoffs.

As AI spending booms, Meta announces 8,000 layoffs while Microsoft offers voluntary retirement to thousands of employees amid tech reductions.

Meta is reportedly planning to lay off nearly 8,000 employees next month as the tech giant works to offset its rising AI infrastructure costs.

A new ADL report warns that Meta's rollback of content moderation policies has allowed hate, extremism and pro-terror content to spread on Instagram.

Meta plans to appeal verdicts totaling nearly $380 million, arguing the rulings threaten free speech and violate Section 230 legal protections.

Meta is cutting approximately 200 jobs in the San Francisco Bay Area as the company restructures teams and invests heavily in AI infrastructure.

The latest job cuts at Meta hit areas like Reality Labs and social media teams as the company seeks greater cost control amid heavy spending on AI infrastructure.

A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million, finding the company misled users about safety and allegedly enabled child sexual exploitation on its platforms.

The judge in the social media trial barred Meta's defense from introducing a document where plaintiff Kaley G.M. said she had suffered "sexual abuse during childhood."

Tech giants including Google, Microsoft and Meta are set to join President Donald Trump to sign a pledge ensuring AI data center costs won't burden taxpayers with higher bills.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies in court for first time over youth safety allegations in landmark social media harm lawsuit reshaping tech industry.

Mark Zuckerberg will testify in a landmark trial over claims that Meta's platforms harm children. The historic case could set a precedent for tech company liability.

Russia has blocked WhatsApp, citing the Meta-owned company’s failure to comply with local laws, as Moscow continues its crackdown on foreign tech platforms.

Stanford expert testifies Meta's social media features are addictive like a "drug," especially for youth, in a California lawsuit against the tech giant.

Meta researcher warned company executives of 500,000 daily child sexual exploitation cases on Facebook and Instagram platforms, according to court documents.

Meta blocked links to a controversial "ICE List" website that allegedly published thousands of DHS employee names, citing privacy policy violations.