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This year looks likely to be one of reckonings for Facebook and its fellow platforms
Embattled boss says group has ‘fundamentally altered’ its DNA after year of scandals
Company says it was ‘entirely appropriate’ to ask if the investor was shorting its stock
If the company does not reform itself, lawmakers may force it to do so
Revelation will renew questions about executive’s role in effort against billionaire
Social network boss defends under-fire second-in-command after intense criticism
Silicon Valley faces a reckoning, just as banks did after the financial crisis
Social network’s COO insists she is fighting to fix fake news and Russian interference
New York Times investigation piles pressure on Mark Zuckerberg’s second-in-command
Social media group defends handling of Russian election interference
Social media group denies having paid consultancy to spread misinformation
Joel Kaplan’s attendance at questioning of Supreme Court nominee sparks staff backlash
Executive criticises Brian Acton for recalling clashes with Facebook’s founder
Employers should change their practices to attract the best talent
Rightwing criticism of social media groups has become a powerful tool for politicians
Attorney-general says he is exploring concerns over competition and free speech
Jack Dorsey to testify on Capitol Hill alongside Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg
Rose to leave after 12 years at social media site
Social network removes 32 pages and accounts for ‘co-ordinated inauthentic behaviour’
Technology platforms claim to be publishers but only when it brings them privileges
White House relations with corporate America worsened by separation of migrant families
Elliot Schrage is most senior executive to leave since US election and privacy scandals
More than a quarter of ordinary shareholders had rejected re-election of Zuckerberg and Sandberg
Revenues at social network continue to rise undeterred by revelations of data breach
The Facebook founder has never learnt to separate idealism from self-interest
