The latest news on Facebook
The social network's plunging stock price reflects confusion over what such a company is worth.
There's been some news lately from the other 99.9 percent of the economy.
Investors may "Like" Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook, but that affection may be limited to a cartoon thumbs-up.
Facebookers may see changes to the site after the company goes public.
GM's decision to stop buying Facebook ads is a hint at how the social network will have growing pains.
A lot of startups that might have gone public recently have instead sold out to bigger firms.
The new, free primer includes steps for introducing formal social media policies in schools.
The Facebook CEO may be a giant case of hubris in the making.
The outlook for the social media giant may look rosy, but the company does have its flaws.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The only questions Tiger Woods fielded before his next tournament came from his fans.
