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Always connected and always online: welcome to the social supercloud. The Facebook era of social networking is changing the notion of friendship and collaboration in several ways.
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Silicon Valley has a new batch of billionaires. Rob Cox, Reuters Breakingviews editor, says these billionaires are starting to resemble Robber Barons.
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European regulators are pressuring Facebook to improve its privacy practices, with Billy Hawkes, Ireland Office of the Data Protection commissioner.
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Facebook's anticipated IPO looms large for the nearly 200 startups and hundreds of venture capitalists. CNBC's Julia Boorstin has the story.
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Facebook submitted an amended S1 filing with the SEC, adding 25 underwriters including Citi, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank. Facebook is also opening a bridge facility for up to $3 billion, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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The founder of Ohio-based Leader Technology claims Zuckerberg stole ideas from the company to build Facebook.
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The details on recent strong internet IPOs and an outlook on whether Facebook will have a similar result when it makes its debut this spring, with Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities.
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Discussing whether social media businesses are worth investing in, with Aaron Kessler, Raymond James and Porter Bibb, Media Tech Capital Partners.
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Jessi Hempel, who reported on Facebook for Fortune Magazine, offers an inside-look at the world of Mark Zuckerberg.
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Insight on Facebook offering advertisers new ways to reach its 845 million users, with Shayndi Raice, WSJ reporter.
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Brands will be able to relaunch their brand story on Facebook starting from day one.
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Representatives from all the major advertising agencies, plus the likes of Unilever and Nissan all turned out to hear about the new tools Facebook is launching for brands to better connect with consumers.
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America's young people, tomorrow's economic engine, are deciding which icons of success to follow, and their gaze has shifted from east to west.
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As a result of the financial crisis, Wall Street has taken a beating on reputation, on pay and on layoffs. At the same time, with a series of hot initial public offerings culminating in Facebook’s planned issue, Silicon Valley has developed a new allure.
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Who are the one percent, and where are they from? According to Wealth-X, the United States is home to 57,860 such individuals. Find out which cities they call home.
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The second largest pension fund in the country is urging Facebook to make some changes to its board. Insight with Jack Ehnes, California State Teachers' Retirement Systems CEO.
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After eight years, Mr.Zuckerberg, the co-founder and chief executive of Facebook, has an ironclad grip on the social networking giant. He owns 28.4 percent of all Class B shares, and through a chain of agreements with other shareholders, he has voting control over at least 57.1 percent of Class B shares. The N YT reports.
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“Active users” add up in Facebook’s prospectus, but some of those clicks aren’t on the Web site. The New York Times reports.
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Discussing whether Facebook's listing is a sign of another tech bubble, with David Seaburg, Cowen & Company head of sales/trading.
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A group of private exchanges has popped up in recent years to accommodate a fast-growing trading market in the private shares of the Internet companies like Twitter and LinkedIn. Facebook has driven much of this growth, emerging as the most actively traded private company by a wide margin, the New York Times reports.