The DOJ is reportedly preparing to open a broad probe into 'Big Tech'
The latest investigation — which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday — is the latest antitrust probe looking into "Big Tech."
One-third of Amazon employees predict a website crash on Prime Day, a new survey says
The survey was conducted by Blind, a popular app among workers at Silicon Valley companies such as Amazon, Uber, and Facebook.
Mark Zuckerberg 'incredulous' he's deemed a 'former innovator' in poll
Bloomberg reports Facebook conducted research to get an idea of public perception regarding CEO Mark Zuckerberg to improve Facebook's reputation.
IBM takes on Salesforce and others, Apple News Plus changes, and Chipotle stops apologizing
Mark Simpson said IBM Watson Marketing would be "by any metric, the largest independent marketing cloud."
Apple is now facing 3 privacy probes in Ireland
The probe is examining whether Apple has complied with the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy law.
The deadly poison sarin was detected in a mail bag at Facebook's offices in California
Routine tests for sarin detected the substance in a mail bag at Facebook's offices, according to a Menlo Park Fire Department official.
Facebook is building a dedicated news tab for publishers
Facebook has been talking to publishers and hiring to support a dedicated news tab after floating the idea earlier this year.
Fed to hold Facebook's crypto coin to 'high' bar: Powell
The US Federal Reserve will hold Facebook cryptocurrency to high standards for protecting consumers and regulation
Facebook and Google could be forced to tell you how much your data is worth under new US legislation
The bill would mean users receive a report every 90 days on the types of information collected by tech companies, and how much it is worth to them.
Alliance founded by WFA wants to improve digital safety: reactions
The Global Alliance for Responsible Media including Unilever and Facebook comes amid talk of breaking up big tech and regulation of online content.
'Facebook is already too big and too powerful': Senate to dig into Libra, the tech giant's new crypto project
The US Senate Banking Committee plans to hold a hearing on Facebook's newly announced Libra cryptocurrency project on July 16, Reuters reported.
Want to get rid of Facebook for good？ Here's how to do it.
Between user privacy issues and political scandals, more people than ever are fleeing Facebook.
6 things we're still wondering about Libra, Facebook's new cryptocurrency coming in 2020
Libra, a new cryptocurrency created in part by Facebook, isn't launching until 2020, and there are still a few unanswered questions.
Facebook internal emails appear to show that Zuckerberg was aware of problematic privacy practices
The internal emails appear to show that the boss knew some of its practices were questionable, and it comes as Facebook faces regulatory scrutiny.
Apple and Google could be scrutinized for mergers and exclusive deals
The Department of Justice is going to be looking closely for signs of collusion, at exclusivity agreements, and at acquisitions, Makan Delrahim said.
Facebook plans to launch new Portal video-chat devices in the fall
Facebook is doubling down on hardware products, despite recent scandals and questions about privacy.
Facebook investor calls for investigation into Mark Zuckerberg's power
Facebook investor, the New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, has called for an independent investigation into the company's governance structure.
Facebook investors vote to fire Mark Zuckerberg as chairman
'Arrogance is not a substitute for good corporate governance,' said Michael Connor, who helped coordinate action among activist Facebook investors.
Apple is taking on Facebook and Google by doubling down on privacy, but the plan could backfire in an epic way
Apple's unveiled new privacy features on Monday that could help it with consumers, but hurt it with developers and regulators.
Facebook has made 'material missteps' in the past 18 months, according to a close ally of Sheryl Sandberg
Zander Lurie became CEO of SurveyMonkey after the death of former CEO Dave Goldberg, Sheryl Sandberg's husband.
