MARK ZUCKERBERG

Virgin Group founder Richard Branson warns about tech taking over jobs and points to a solution.

Facebook's trending news feature is getting a makeover.

China may have shut Facebook out, but the company has not given up.

Facebook's new Watch section will be the home for the company's own live and recorded video programs.

The social network, which has been blamed for allowing fake news sites on its feed since the 2016 presidential election, might soon start showing you local news.

Facebook has begun the broader rollout of Related Articles in the News Feed, which uses a combination of machine learning and third-party fact checkers.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has hired the firm of a high-profile former Democratic consultant.

There’s a six-word statement that says it all.

Videos on Facebook now auto play with sound, but there's a way to turn it off.

White House adviser Steve Bannon wants technology companies like Facebook and Google to be regulated as utilities.

If neuroscientists work with the programmers of artificial intelligence, they could thrust AI technology forward and change the way we understand the human brain.

Two of Silicon Valley's most ubiquitous CEOs are at odds about the implementation of artificial intelligence.

Elon Musk revealed a video of an elevator that can lower a car into his underground tunnel.

Tech CEOs Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk disagrees on the threat AI poses.

Bigger may not always be better when it comes to customer satisfaction.

The company went public at $17 a share in March and recently dropped to about $14.

Baltimore rapper and anti-violence community organizer Tyree Colion is recovering from being stabbed in the neck – a bloody and violent scene that he broadcast the aftermath of on Facebook Live.

Users have found ways to live-broadcast the worst of their nature.

“So You Think You Can Dance” Season 14 will air its fourth episode on Monday, July 10.

As Facebook's reach continues to expand, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a new, bolder mission for the company.

"He's got a face like a foot. Am I wrong?"