After Facebook's share plunge, what is next for the social network?

Canberra threatens A$10m fines but stops short of demanding full system access for police

Europe’s commissioner for justice demands Trump administration comply with pact

Departure of general counsel Colin Stretch comes as company seeks to move on from data scandal

The agreement will create the world's largest open area for trade

Marketing business faces £140,000 fine for sale of information before 2017 election

Fine for breaking laws on use of personal information could rouse regulators worldwide

UK levies £500,000 penalty and accuses group of not protecting user information

Queries show that political concerns sparked by Facebook furore are spreading

Regulator joins FBI, Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission in probing group

Supporters hail legislation as a sign of how political winds have changed

Privacy advocates welcome ruling against warrantless seizure of location information

Messaging group seeks to capitalise on rival’s privacy woes with new third-party log-on platform

Move will force tech groups to store users’ data locally, raising privacy concerns

Social network has suffered an investor revolt and is under fire from lawmakers

Tech group seeks to defend information sharing with more than 60 device makers

Chancellor responds to criticism of GDPR by US commerce secretary on Silicon Valley tour

Europe’s GDPR rules prompt work to improve regulation across the region