Social Media

JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley have reportedly landed the lead roles in the line of credit.

On the heels of a $40 million round in January, Indiegogo announced a new financing round Tuesday. The crowdfunding site is raising capital from Virgin’s Richard Branson, PayPal founder Max Levchin, investor Tim Draper and Yahoo Chairman Maynard Webb.

Is a Facebook phone waiting in the wings?

Twitter is partnering with brands and credit cards as it deepens its presence in digital retail and works to position itself among the next big e-commerce platforms. 

Internet names like Yelp and Pandora enjoyed strong gains on Wednesday even after Cantor Fitzgerald slapped a ‘sell’ rating on Twitter.

Twitter is enjoying a successful debut on Wall Street. But other social media stocks aren’t faring so well.

Yuri Milner, billionaire social media investor who owned 10% of Facebook before it went public, outlines how to find bargains in social media before other major investors jump in. 

Social recruiting through sites like LinkedIn can help save companies tens of thousands of dollars. 

Facebook revealed lopsided diversity figures on Thursday that matched those provided by Google. 

David Marcus, who has led eBay's fast-growing payments unit PayPal, will step down from the e-commerce company on June 27 to run Facebook's messaging products.

The online game maker confirmed the hiring of Microsoft's Xbox chief to replace CEO Mark Pincus.

As struggling Zynga lays off hundreds of employees, a rival is lurking on the sidelines to snatch up top talent. 

Twitter’s problem is it’s not mature enough to be a public company. Now it has to invent itself under the bright lights of Wall Street.

Founders have been more focused on gaining sky-high valuations than managing their burn rates. Those days are so over.

Zynga said on Thursday it hired Clive Downie, an executive from a mobile gaming company, to be its new chief operating officer overseeing mobile game.

In a conversation with the American Enterprise Institute, Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt weighed in on privacy,  job creation and the role of government in technology. Schmidt, who came to Google as CEO in 2001, also spoke of his management regrets.  

After leading Twitter through its initial public offering last fall, Anthony Noto will be replacing Twitter’s chief financial officer, Mike Gupta. 

Twitter COO Ali Rowghani resigned from his position effective Thursday, but will stay on with the company as a strategic advisor to the CEO.

Mark Zuckerberg earned a salary of just $1 in 2013, but the Facebook founder and CEO hauled in $3.3 billion in stock options.

The hiring of Facebook and Instagram executive Emily White as chief operating officer likely signals Snapchat's desire to remain independent.