A tax advocacy group says Facebook will pay no U.S. income tax for 2012. That's because the company got a sizable tax deduction from stock options it paid to its employees. More
Post-IPO life hasn't been kind to Facebook and other newly public social startups, whose plummeting shares have left investors crying tech bubble. But LinkedIn, the first of the big upstarts to go public, continues to prove it can make money More
If Facebook wants to return even 10% annually to shareholders for the next ten years, it would need revenues approaching $70 billion by 2022, and 31% earnings growth annually. Good luck. More
Yelp's stock sank after Facebook unveiled Graph Search, a tool that lets users search their social connections for information that their friends have shared More
Netflix is now free to create a U.S. Facebook app that shares users' viewing history if they opt in, after the company successfully lobbied Congress to amend a 1988 law called VPPA. More
A federal judge has ordered Paul Ceglia, an upstate New York man who claims he's owed 50% of Facebook, to pay the social network nearly $100,000 in legal and travel fees. More
The new terms relax restrictions on both Facebook and Zynga, the game maker that accounts for a significant portion of the social network's revenue. Facebook formerly had a unique deal with Zynga. More
Facebook has already made it through several lockup expiration periods. It employs a somewhat unusual staggered system, with a total of five lockup expirations. Wednesday is the third, and largest, in the series. More
Zynga was forced to slash both its workforce and its 2012 outlook last month. Now CFO Dave Wehner is jumping ship for, of all companies, Facebook. More
The Facebook pages of New Jersey celebrities -- including Bon Jovi, Springsteen and the "Jersey Shore" MTV show cast -- are littered with requests for them to assist in Hurricane Sandy relief. More
The man who claims he owns 50% of Facebook was changed by federal prosecutors with a "multi-billion-dollar scheme" to defraud Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. More
Facebook's second earnings report as a public company came in just above Wall Street estimates, but that was enough for investors to give shares a nice boost. More
Facebook has a scary week on tap: Its second earnings report as a public company lands Tuesday, and on Thursday its employees' stock becomes liquid. More
From adventure travel to social marketing, the CEO of Google's latest big-ticket acquisition has a knack for having the right idea at the right time. More
Facebook's top leaders are flexing their political muscle this cycle, contributing to their favorite party, or hoping to influence policy by giving to the company's political action committee. More
When Zynga scaled back its outlook for 2012, the bad news quickly spread to Facebook, which depends on the FarmVille maker for a significant portion of its sales. More
It's been a turbulent ride for the social game maker -- and things could very well get worse. But that doesn't mean the company doesn't have prospects, including a sale. More
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