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  • Zuckerberg's Facebook News Event 

    Facebook founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Skype CEO Tony Bates announce group chat and video calling will be new features on the social networking service.

  • Facebook's New Features 

    Facebook founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Skype CEO Tony Bates announce group chat and video calling will be new features on the social networking service.

  • Zuckerberg Finds Fans on Google+
    Mark Zuckerberg

    Who is the most popular person on Google+, the company’s new social networking service? the New York Times reports. That title is currently held by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive of Facebook — the very service that Google+ was meant to challenge.

  • Homes of CEOs
    In May 2011, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg bought a $7 million home in Palo Alto, Calif. He doesn’t move in for a few months, so the address remains a closely guarded secret until the current occupants move out. However, a few details have emerged -- the 5,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a pool. It’s not quite on the same level as Bill Gates’ 50,050-square-foot Washington mansion (pictured, left), but it’s not a bad start for a man whose last few homes were rentals.Zuck

    In May 2011, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg bought a $7 million home in Palo Alto, California. Click to see the homes of CEOs in sectors such as technology, energy, fashion and more.

  • The Real Story Behind the Latest Mark Zuckerberg Scandal

    "At this year's All thing Digital Conference in Rancno Palos Verdes, CA, Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher of the Wall Street Journal showed off the most popular handout: an official "D" hoodie, in honor of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg had peeled off his company-designed hoodie to show audience the words inside ""Making the World More Open and Connected."

  • Facebook, Zuckerberg Say Ownership Contract Forged
    Facebook

    An alleged contract and emails that a New York man says entitle him to a huge stake in Facebook are forgeries, the online social network's founder Mark Zuckerberg said.

  • Investor Funds College Alternative To Revive Tech Sector

    If you give an 18-year-old $100,000 not to go to college, will you create the next Mark Zuckerberg? That's what venture capitalist and technology entrepreneur Peter Thiel wants to do with the "20 Under 20" project funded by his foundation.

  • Facebook's Zuckerberg Kills His Food 

    Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg reportedly kills the thing he eats. The story, with Patti Sellers, Fortune editor-at-large.

  • The Real Mark Zuckerberg 

    Indianapolis bankruptcy attorney, Mark Zuckerberg, explains what happened when he was "defriended" by Facebook. This Zuckerberg had to convince Facebook he was a real person.

  • Facebook Admits Secret PR Move Against Google
    Mark Zuckerberg

    Facebook has admitted that it secretly hired a public-relations group in the US with the aim of generating stories critical of Google's approach to privacy.

  • Stock Pops & Drops 

    The Fast Money traders take a look at today's biggest market movers.

  • David Rubenstein: How I Blew It on Facebook
    David Rubenstein

    Private equity kingpin David Rubenstein missed his chance to be one of the first investors in Facebook.

  • Facebook Shares Data Center; Looks to Lead with Energy Efficiency
    Facebook

    Facebook is all about sharing information with friends, and now it's applying that same approach to a wealth of information about its data management systems.

  • Facebook Closes China Activist's Account for Pseudonym

    Michael Anti, a popular online commentator whose legal name is Zhao Jing, said in an interview Tuesday that his Facebook account was suddenly canceled in January. Company officials told him by e-mail that Facebook has a strict policy against pseudonyms and that he must use the name issued on his government ID.

  • America's Top Charitable Donors of 2010
    Despite more than 50 billionaires announcing last year they would devote at least half of their wealth to charity, few made big gifts in 2010, according to a new ranking of the in America by The Chronicle of Philanthropy.The three biggest names in philanthropy—Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett—don’t appear in the rankings because the money they gave in 2010 ($46.4 million and $1.9 billion, respectively) was to pay off pledges announced in previous years. The list includes only new pledg

    Click to see 2010's top 10 U.S. philanthropists, as ranked by The Chronicle of Philanthropy.