Social Media

Facebook right now does not remove misinformation regarding new coronavirus vaccines that are still under development.

Global stocks fell Friday amid building tensions between Washington and Beijing after President Trump moved to impose new limits on two Chinese social-media apps.

Facebook announced Thursday that it will ban pro-Trump super PAC, The Committee to Defend The President, from buying ads on its platform.

Twitter on Thursday announced that it will start labeling tweets from accounts belonging to "key government officials" besides President Trump. The company will also no longer recommend tweets from state-affiliated media.

When you ban a message from Team Trump three months before a presidential election, there ought to be a very good reason.

Microsoft is looking for partners to share the burden of a potential TikTok purchase. The short form video sharing app could be worth $50 billion.

These four apps are seeing a surge in downloads as Microsoft considers buying TikTok.

President Trump claimed on Wednesday that Microsoft and other companies interested in buying TikTok's U.S. business have agreed to a "big payment" to the U.S. Treasury should they finalize a deal.

Companies including Facebook and Alphabet’s Google have kicked the tires on the popular and now controversial short video platform, and while each remains broadly interested in the app or at least competing with the app in some way, these companies may be shut out due to antitrust issues, legal sources tell FOX Business.