Facebook shares
Facebook controversies since 2014
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Facebook’s shares touched a record high on Thursday.
The company's quarterly revenue rose more than 50 percent, beating Wall Street expectations.
Mark Zuckerberg, 31, said he would sell or give up to $1 billion in shares in each of the next three years.
Facebook says its video views surged to 8 billion per day from just 1 billion a year earlier.
The company has faced little pushback from investors on pricey, multi-billion dollar acquisitions.
It's exploring creating online “support communities” that would connect users suffering from various ailments.
Mobile phone users can click a call button that immediately hangs up before advertisers return calls.
A shareholder has sued Facebook for a policy which awards directors with $150 million worth of stock.
Facebook has said it expects sales and user growth for its mobile apps to outpace its desktop website.
Facebook is seen as one of the most likely ways for mobile advertising to succeed.
Facebook admits year-long data breach exposed six million users.
Facebook COO expresses optimism and growth amid concerns that the company’s market share has dropped.
Facebook Inc's mobile advertising revenue growth gained momentum in the first quarter of 2013.
Nasdaq extended the deadline for Facebook IPO compensation to March 29.
Facebook hopes to address privacy concerns with the roll out of a variety of new settings.
Facebook Inc will roll out a new tool which will allow online retailers to track purchases.
Shares fell nearly four percent in busy trade as the company allowed employees to start selling shares.
Facebook is now planning on offering a new advertising deal that doesn’t rely on ‘clicks’.