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Facebook founder and billionaire Mark Zuckerberg ditched his trademark gray hoodie as he arrived in Seoul to meet with South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Samsung Electronics officials to discuss ways to enhance business cooperation.
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It is reported that Germanys largest credit agency, SCHUFA, plans to scrape data from social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to determine an individual's risk to lenders and ability to pay bills.
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Facebook's chief technology officer Bret Taylor is leaving the social network later this summer to work on start-ups that have not been determined, according to a report.
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A look at whether Facebook's falling stock price is impacting Silicon Valley real estate, with Michael Dreyfus, Dreyfus Properties
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CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the SEC asked Facebook about the impact of users shifting to mobile devices and Zynga on overall revenues.
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Bill Gurley, Benchmark Capital general partner, discusses what investors can learn from the company's initial public offering and the mobile challenges ahead for the social networking site.
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Despite a near record number of companies in the pipeline, the post-Facebook drought in initial public offerings may last all through the summer, say analysts.
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One month after its botched initial public offering, Facebook is set to file a motion to consolidate all the shareholder lawsuits against the company, according to a person with knowledge of the matter, who requested anonymity because the document was still private, the New York Times reports.
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Malaysia is set to vault ahead of Hong Kong as Asia’s largest market for international initial public offerings with the planned flotation of shares in two massive government-linked companies defying a gloomy global listings environment. The FT reports.
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Greg Unsworth, Asia Pacific Technology Industry Leader, PWC, says that digital mediums will be the driver of growth in the entertainment and media industry.
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David Lee, co-founder & managing partner at SV Angel, says Twitter content reaches consumers more efficiently than Facebook.
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Following are Thursday's 'Pops & Drops.' Find out what’s going up, what’s going down and whether our traders would double down, fade or run in the other direction!
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CNBC's Eamon Javers reports that Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld won't testify at a House Financial Services hearing on the markets.
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While LinkedIn's security breach last week put the site's reputation on the line, it may have also opened the door for BranchOut, a professional networking company, to grab some of LinkedIn's users.
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Rick Marini, BranchOut CEO and founder, discusses his efforts to take on LinkedIn and explains how Facebook is driving traffic to its apps and onto mobile devices.
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The key to a successful IPO is pricing the shares at a discount relative to their peers, Henry Dixon, fund manager at Matterley Asset Management, told CNBC on Wednesday
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Stocks accelerated their losses in the final hour of trading to close lower Wednesday, amid ongoing nervousness over the euro zone and after credit-rating agency Egan-Jones downgraded Spain's credit rating to CCC+ from B.
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My head's spinning. Can't focus on one topic. Too much craziness. Here are three examples.
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Well before employees leave, you should have a plan for how you're going to protect the data, including extra measures for dreaded scenarios.
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The key to a successful IPO is pricing the shares at a discount relative to their peers, Henry Dixon, fund manager at Matterley Asset Management, told CNBC.
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