Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is no longer the second-richest person in the world. That title now belongs to Oracle founder Larry Ellison.

The debut episode of The Information’s video podcast suffered a serious setback this week after an interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg had to be paused because the podcasters couldn’t get the interviewee’s audio to work.

We all know the story by now. The social media landscape has been around for over a decade, growing from simple digital hangouts to the juggernauts that dominate our daily lives. We’ve watched these platforms evolve,

There have been increasing calls for more significant regulation and taxation on these planet-harming possessions of the uber-wealthy — or, as one TikTok commenter described them, "men with too much money" — but their pollution isn't set to disappear anytime soon, truly.

After years of legal sparring over Facebook’s governance, Meta has reached a major settlement with investors who accused CEO Mark Zuckerberg and company directors of enabling excessive power concentration.

The social media giant is aggressively recruiting top AI talent in Silicon Valley to keep pace with OpenAI and Google.

Democrats have also raised concerns that the legislation opens the door for major corporations to issue their own private cryptocurrencies.

Cook stepped in as CEO of Apple in 2011, following Jobs' death, playing a pivotal role in catapulting the company to its $3 million valuation. In an appearance on the "Acquired" podcast, Zuckerberg compared Meta to Apple. “I think in a lot of ways we’re like the opposite of Apple,” he said.