Facebook no longer ranks among the world's 10 most valuable brands, according to branding consultancy Interbrand, a sign the repeated blows to the social media company's reputation in recent years is taking a toll. Facebook fell to No. 14 in Interbrand's annual ranking of "best global brands," released this week. Just two years ago, the company was No. 8 on the list and was singled out as a "rapidly appreciating" brand.

Facebook’s Libra project led Beijing to accelerate its efforts. The government could soon know a lot more about how people are spending.

Our lives and habits are being tracked. Every time we tap in a Google search, every time we click “Like” on Facebook and every time we make an Amazon purchase, we are giving away information about ourselves: our thoughts, our preferences, our behaviors.

Except... it turns out that the latter part of Warren's "fake news ad" -- the part which she presents as truthful -- is actually false as well.

Facebook's News Tab reportedly won't have ads, but it will have some human-curated Top News headlines.

The hashtag deletefacebook is trending on social media after it emerged Mark Zuckerberg held informal dinners with conservative politicians and right-wing commentators in the US. The meetings began in July, the news website Politico reported. In a post on Facebook, Mr Zuckerberg said he had "dinners with lots of people across the spectrum".

Facebook Inc's ambitious efforts to establish a global digital currency...

A Facebook software engineer told CNBC on Tuesday that he was fired by the company for speaking out about his colleague's suicide last month.

In a phone call to the self-described cancer researcher Amanda Jewell, a British woman who calls herself "Mary" describes how she is struggling to cope. "My mother, she has stage three breast cancer. It's spread to her right. It's spread to her lymph nodes and they're giving her chemotherapy. It's so distressing," she says.

In case it wasn't clear already, Mark Zuckerberg really isn't a fan of TikTok. During a speech at Georgetown University, the Facebook CEO had some forceful criticism for rival app TikTok, which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance. "While our services, like WhatsApp, are used by protesters and activists everywhere due to strong encryption and privacy protections, on TikTok, the Chinese app growing quickly around the world, mentions of these protests are censored, even in the U.S.," Zuckerberg said. "Is that the internet we want?"

Billy Grey just released his new pop single stay. Show him some love and support.

Billy Grey just released his new song insane. According to him "I wrote insane when i was soo depressed about everything in life. Frustrated and all that. So I put it on paper instead of wallowing on my depression and be sad. I used music as a form of therapy."

Zuckerberg’s speech feels like empty words in the absence of any concrete changes to the company’s questionable policies on speech.

Ad claims CEO backs Trump – then admits it’s not true – after company admits letting politicians make false statements

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TikTok, the upstart social media app, has opened an office in Silicon Valley and begun to poach Facebook employees, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Today's ruling by the European Court of Justice is a linchpin for platforms like Facebook as EU member states can now instruct them to seek out and remove defamatory content worldwide.

Five payments companies led by eBay, Mastercard and Visa have abruptly dropped out of Facebook's project to create a new digital currency, Libra, dealing a major blow to the social network's plan.

On Friday, Gizmodo uncovered shocking new evidence that Facebook is using its platform to suppress stories about CEO Mark Zuckerberg... or maybe his janky, busted-ass website is just bugging out again for no reason. It’s hard to say, really. That’s sort of the problem.

Users can see who liked a post but not the total amount of likes a post has received. Only the author of the post will be able to see the total count.