Social Media

From fiery exchanges to poignant responses, the candidates’ performances were dissected on social media. 

Tuesday’s much anticipated GOP debates will take place live at the Milwaukee Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin airing on the FOX Business Network and streaming live on FOXBusiness.com.

Facebook is becoming a game changer in the political arena. Likes, comments, and videos shared via the social networking giant are changing how 2016 candidates connect with the public and gain support.

Social media’s been an effective promotional tool for plenty of politicians; why not Jeb Bush?

The social media service Twitter on Tuesday introduced a feature that enables political candidates and advocacy groups to raise money directly via its mobile application, making it quicker and easier to harvest small donations from followers.

Facebook has generated a bit of controversy following a revelation that it conducted a psychological study which involved manipulating user’s news feeds to see if there was an emotional impact when shown predominantly positive or negative content. 

The world’s largest tech firms reached deal with the U.S. Justice Department allowing the companies to more fully disclose information they share under national security requirements.  

The presence of terrorists poses a problem for Twitter, which must balance the interests of users, advertisers and law enforcement.

Tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates are at the forefront of Silicon Valley's campaign to push immigration reform through Congress.

Internal confidence may be on the rise inside the c-suite at Twitter as two executives recently bought shares of the company.

Let’s stipulate that the past week was NOT fun. And after a week like that, it’s normal to expect more.

For all the pomp and circumstance, all the market has done for months is move sideways. Should investors wait on the sidelines for now?

Exxon Mobil may unseat Apple as the top dividend payer on Thursday or before. 

The Nasdaq put together a pretty great week with new all-time highs. Does that mean tech is dominating again?

LinkedIn will be reporting its second-quarter earnings after the bell today. But can it hold its own against major beats from Facebook and Twitter?

Facebook's stock gets a boost after earnings, and Samsung unveils a 105-inch television.

UBS served the world’s largest social network with a “buy” rating, citing new video ad potential. 

The IPO market will flourish when the private equity bubble bursts. That’s when you’ll see unicorns stampeding on Wall Street.      

Sadly, journalistic integrity is dead. Even sadder, nobody mourned. Everyone had their heads stuck too far up their smartphones to notice.