For months, Facebook and Twitter investors shrugged off concerns about election meddling, regulatory scrutiny and an industry-wide privacy awakening. All that mattered was the two platforms kept getting more people to scroll past ads, thereby making more money.
The New Yorker is about to publish an investigation of CBS Corporation and its CEO Leslie Moonves. News of the impending investigation sent the company's stock down more than 6%.
Facebook suspended the personal profile of controversial InfoWars founder Alex Jones on Thursday, and removed four videos associated with his namesake page and that of InfoWars, a spokesperson for the social media company said.
The Swiss hospital that treated Sergio Marchionne says the former Fiat Chrysler CEO received treatment for a serious illness for more than a year before he died.
It's 5 o'clock somewhere is what people often say to justify having a beer before it's actually 5 o'clock. But it looks like it's 5 o'clock nowhere for the brewers of Sam Adams and Budweiser.
The number of people using Twitter fell during the three months ending in June as it worked to clean up the platform and comply with new privacy regulations.
