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Meta employees questioned Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the generous bonuses awarded to C-suite executives amid company-wide layoffs and cost-cutting.

While the Meta CEO is paid a humble annual salary of $1, his security costs have racked up quite a tab.

If you've used Facebook in the last 16 years, you might be owed some compensation — and not just for your time.

Instagram verification is no longer only available to high-profile accounts; now, anyone with a driver's license can get verified.

The move is being positioned as a "streamlining effort."

United States users of Facebook and Instagram will be able to pay a monthly fee to get a blue check verifying their accounts.

The CEO fielded tough questions from rattled staffers at an all-hands meeting.

Claims about the company laying off thousands of employees who didn't have real jobs have been discussed online.

In March, the Facebook parent gave employees a timeline of what to expect over the next few months.

Company settings made it easy to cross-post content — too easy.

The clock's ticking as CEO Mark Zuckerberg eyes paternity leave for his third child.

Megabrands such as Starbucks, Mastercard and Nike have all launched Web3 or Metaverse projects this year and its painting conflicting image of Web3's current status and future development.

The security budget for Meta Platforms' CEO is rising from $10 million to $14 million (before taxes).

The steep decline in Web3 funding comes amid massive investments from the tech giants into augmented reality.

MetaX sued Meta Platforms, parent company of Facebook, over trademarks. These lawsuits often end with someone settling. But MetaX might be going for something bigger — and trying to make a larger point.

So far Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's "year of efficiency" has led to demoralized staffers, according to reports.

People familiar with the matter said the change will be announced in the coming weeks.

It's 2023, and the bold are moving toward the metaverse.

Shares surged nearly 20% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.

Blind's anonymity means verified employees can be more honest than ever before.

There's really no such thing as a free lunch.