Facebook said it will offer grants "to publishers most in need in the hardest hit countries."

Facebook on Monday began enlisting outside developers to create ways its Messenger service can help health organizations battling the novel coronavirus.

Social media platform, Facebook Inc said it plans to award $100 million in cash grants and ad credits for up to 30,000 small businesses in over 30 countries to address the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Following the successful 2019 event in Lagos, the 64 Nigerian students were brought together by Facebook, Andela and UNODC with the aim to spark their creativity whilst pushing their coding capabilities...

A 28-year-old man, who allegedly killed his Facebook friend and dumped the body in a bush in Nanka, Orumba North Local Government Area of Anambra State

Social media platform, Facebook said it has removed 49 Facebook accounts, 69 Pages and 85 Instagram accounts for engaging in foreign interference

Facebook and Twitter both added tags denoting false or manipulated content to a video reposted by President Donald Trump of his Democrat rival Joe Biden.

Facebook said on Friday it is closing its London offices until Monday after a visiting employee from Singapore was diagnosed with coronavirus. The employees who have been in contact with the affected individual are being asked to self-isolate and be vigilant in monitoring whether they develop symptoms. COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, is believed…

Amazon.com Inc, Facebook Inc, and Microsoft have recommended to their employees to work from home after several people in the region, especially Seattle, were the coronavirus infections have been detected.

Say hello to darkness! Even though the above doesn't entirely sound right, it is still how Facebook introduced its new dark mode feature to its over 1 billion WhatsApp users globally. After months of beta testing on both mobile operating systems, the WhatsApp dark mode is now available for both users. If you already have dark mode enabled at…

Facebook head Mark Zuckerberg was expected in Brussels on Monday to lobby top European officials who have become the world's toughest enforcers on regulating big tech.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Friday backed moves by the OECD group of free-market economies to reform the way online giants are taxed worldwide, even if that means companies like his own paying more to national governments.