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Two candidates for city commissioner got into it on a church lawn today.

It is a misdemeanor to post your ballot on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram in New York, but perfectly legal to do so in Delaware.

Instagram is bringing its popular photo-sharing service to the web in a manner that looks nearly identical to its parent company Facebook (Nasdaq: FB).

HubSpot, developer of so-called “all in one” marketing software used by 8,000 companies, raised $35 million in new venture capital.

Sheryl Sandberg, COO and director of Facebook (Nasdaq: FB), joined the parade of insiders who have cashed in on the company's public status.

Lionel Messi is going to have to worry about more than just defenders on the field. Messi's long time girlfriend has just given birth to a baby boy.

Americans weren't the only ones blogging and tweeting madly following Hurricane Sandy. China's netizens had a lot to say too, and not all of it was nice to the government. Theirs, that is.

Donald Trump has released a video criticizing President Obama for refusing the meet the deadline of the real estate mogul’s “October Surprise.”

Shares of Netflix Inc. (NFLX) eased slightly Thursday, a day after activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed he had acquired a near-10 percent stake.

Facebook is working on a new feature that would allow users to post specifically commercial content or classified ads in an area separate from their individual wall.

Rihanna and Maroon 5 are back on late night for fourth-time performances on Saturday Night Live.

Shares of Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq:FB) fell nearly 4 percent as Facebook’s employees are free to sell some of their stock.

A man in Philadelphia is pulled from a building thought to have collapsed due to Hurricane Sandy only to be arrested on suspicion of looting.

Fake photos became all the rage during Hurricane Sandy, but many believed them to be real.

Indonesia, a major source country for sex trafficking, has reported a surge in cases involving girls who were kidnapped after meeting someone on Facebook.

Anonymous has threatened to release confidential information about the social game developer Zynga (Nasdaq:ZNGA) on Nov. 5.

As Hurricane Sandy descends on the Northeast of the United States, New York City officials are scrambling to prepare the city for the impending “Frankenstorm.”

U.S. companies announced thousands of layoffs last week, including many on Friday, despite economic growth.

Citigroup (NYSE: C), the No. 3 U.S. bank, was fined $2 million by Massachusetts over its participation in Facebook’s (Nasdaq: FB) $17 billion IPO in May.

Florence Detlor, 101, has officially been named Facebook's oldest user while Maria Colunia Segura-Metzgar, 105, unofficially holds the title.

Only one person can officially be the oldest person on Facebook, and the contest for that title seems to be heating up.

Morgan Freeman is the victim of another celebrity death hoax, prompting the actor to respond on Facebook to prove he is not dead.

Zynga Inc, Synacor, Symantec Corp, Akamai Technologies, Facebook, Honeywell International, F5 Networks, Logitech International SA and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. are among the companies whose shares are moving in pre-market trading Thursday.

South Korean singer Psy may have virtually conquered the world with his sensational hit “Gangnam Style” and high profile celebrities, including U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon, may have had their moments mimicking his “horse dance.” But the Japanese don’t seem to be following the mass hysteria and South Koreans suspect territorial dispute between the two countries is the reason for Japan’s cold shoulder to “Gangnam Style.”

Sarah Palin's "shuck and jive" comment about Obama's handling of Libya seem racist to some.

Shares of Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) rose 24 percent Wednesday after the company reported third-quarter results that exceeded estimates.

While trouble at Zynga has been brewing for months, this is the second dot-com bust in recent weeks.

Facebook Inc, Power One, Gilead Sciences, SAP AG, Netflix Inc, Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Norfolk Southern Corp and Nokia Corp are among the companies whose shares are moving in pre-market trading Wednesday.

The U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly higher open Wednesday ahead of the Census Bureau's new home sales data and the Federal Open Market Committee statement.