Facebook earnings: User engagement, ads under scrutiny after data breach
Despite concern, quarterly revenue is expected to rise 42%.
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Facebook releases long-secret rules on how it polices the service
Facebook has released its guide to how it polices the social network.
Short Facebook and bet on energy ETF, billionaire Jeffrey Gundlach says
Investor recommends long position on the SPDR Oil & Gas Exploration ETF.
Harley-Davidson to give free motorcycles to summer interns
The iconic American motorcycle manufacturer is seeking eight people for its 12-week “Find Your Freedom” internship.
Facebook is reportedly looking into designing its own chips
The social media network could join other tech giants trying to reduce dependence on chipmakers.
As confidence in Facebook plummets, workers' median salary tops $240K
Check out the disconnect between the salary Facebook pays employees and the assurance it offers customers.
What Mark Zuckerberg didn't say about what Facebook knows about you
There are some important caveats to Zuckerberg's Congressional testimony.
Google’s YouTube, Twitter next to face Congress, cyber security specialist says
Who is the next Silicon Valley company to face Congress?
Facebook, Instagram motivates millennials to become homeowners
Thanks to a fear of missing out, social media is driving millennials to become first-time homebuyers, a Bank of America study revealed.
‘Inevitable’ Facebook regulation may have downside
Former FTC official warns of reduced innovation
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg takes on lawmakers: What we learned
The tech mogul gets grilled over consumers' data privacy.
GoFundMe for Canadian youth hockey crash victims raises $8.5M
That sum more than quadrupled the initial goal of $2 million set by Sylvie Kellington, the Humboldt resident who started the GoFundMe campaign.
Diamond and Silk ‘not terrorism,’ Zuckerberg admits error handling conservative pages
The tech mogul cites enforcement errors, admits the social media site “doesn’t always get things right.”
Reddit shuts down accounts suspected of ties to Russian propaganda
Reddit has taken down nearly 1,000 accounts suspected of Russian links.
Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook isn’t a monopoly
During a Senate hearing, the Facebook founder and CEO said the company competes with Apple, Google and other tech giants.
Facebook user agreement ‘sucks,’ senator tells Mark Zuckerberg
John Kennedy, a Republican, says the purpose is to cover the social media giant’s rear end.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledges Silicon Valley left-wing bias
Senator Ted Cruz cited a report that the company consistently suppressed content from conservative news outlets.
How Zuckerberg can rebuild Facebook’s brand after privacy scandal
Brandless CEO Tina Sharkey says the social media CEO needs to stay contrite and transparent.
Why the #DeleteFacebook movement lacks ‘likes’
Boycott against the social media giant is starting to look like “a flash in the pan,” according to LikeFolio.
Facebook needs to 'fix' data privacy issues: Alibaba's Jack Ma
Zuckerberg needs to take the concerns seriously, co-founder of Chinese e-commerce giant says.