Paul Ezeugo, 27, a website designer has been arrested over the murder of a woman who he allegedly met on Facebook, lured, killed and then stole her car.

American politicians lash out at Facebook over the latest data privacy scandal involving Chinese firms. Plus: Dennis Rodman may be headed to the Singapore summit between the US and North Korea, and Spain's first astronaut joins the government as Minister of Science.

Facebook has disclosed data-sharing partnerships with four Chinese device makers, including Huawei and Lenovo.

Uganda's parliament has passed a bill slapping a new tax on social media users. Users of platforms like Whatsapp, Facebook, Skype etc. will now have to pay 200 Ugandan shillings ($0.027) per day.

Facebook has launched Nigerian hub, its first community hub space in Africa. The Nigerian hub space includes workspaces, meeting rooms, games and chill out room and an event space, and will also be the focal point for a number of training programmes aimed at attracting the best talent and driving innovation in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem.

Facebook Inc. founder Mark Zuckerberg says he's sorry for the company's privacy missteps during his testimony before European Union lawmakers.

Facebook won the first quarter popularity contest among hedge funds which made $1.37B in net purchases.

Bloomberg's Sarah Frier discusses Facebook's removal of 583 million fake profiles in the first three months of 2018.

Facebook Inc. will add features around dating and be building long-term relationships on its social platform, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday at the company's developers conference.

Bloomberg Gadfly's Shira Ovide, Bloomberg Intelligence's Paul Sweeney and Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle discuss Facebook's latest warning of more data leaks and the lack of impact such news seems to have on its numbers with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology." Ovide's opinions are her own.

Bloomberg's Sarah Frier explains why Facebook Inc. shares are surging and what investors should be watching going forward.

Facebook has moved more than 1.5 billion users out of reach of a new European Union privacy law set to take effect on May 25, Reuters reported.