Social Media

Facebook on Wednesday announced that it will officially start reducing the number of political posts that American users see on the platform "in the coming weeks."

Facebook has removed the Instagram page of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his posts expressing skepticism about the COVID-19 vaccine. 

The listings site announced its fourth-quarter earnings that revenue was stronger than earlier periods in 2020, but still fell year over year.

Twitter's monetized daily active users grew 27% year-over-year to 192 million, driven by "global conversation around current events," such as COVID-19 and the United States' presidential election, as well as "ongoing product improvements."

Cardify CEO Derrick Fung breaks down the makeup of the rising retail investor crowd.

Clubhouse is an up-and-coming social media platform that connects people via audio chat.

Reddit Inc.'s role in the recent stock-trading frenzy has brought millions of new users to the social media platform, its chief executive says, as well as scrutiny to the power of large communities online.

Facebook on Monday said it is running the "largest worldwide campaign" to combat misinformation surrounding COVID-19 vaccines.

Former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt on whether the GameStop stock saga will lead to market regulations.

The dating app, where women make the first move upon matching, will trade under the symbol “BMBL” on the NASDAQ.