This isn’t the first time Zuckerberg has clashed with neighbors over real estate projects. Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg has been rankling his neighbors in Palo Alto as he works on expanding and ...

Behold Mark Zuckerberg: man of principle. Witness the Meta CEO's dedication to the most high-minded of causes: "currying favor with whoever's in charge." In 2013, when Barack Obama was president, ...

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's philanthropy organization is no longer funding a pro-immigration group called FWD.us. Zuckerberg cofounded FWD.us in 2013 with the support of Reid Hoffman, Eric ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s philanthropy has cut ties with the pro-immigration advocacy group that he founded more than a decade ago, a move that parallels other sweeping changes he’s made to his company’s ...

This time around, however, Zuckerberg stepped in with someone a bit closer to his size. Former UFC Bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili, who dropped his title just two weeks ago, shared footage of ...

Mark Zuckerberg has established himself as a quality fighter over the last few years, and now he's taking on UFC stars. The Facebook co-founder recently sparred with Merab Dvalishvili and looked ...

View post: Nintendo Lists Switch and Switch 2 Games Under $30 You Can Play Today, Starting at $4.99 Meta lost $77 billion on the metaverse gamble in five years. Zuckerberg is shifting focus from ...

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) CEO Mark Zuckerberg has named Facemash, a prank website he developed during his Harvard days, as his most impactful creation, surpassing even Facebook. Facemash, ...

For Mark Zuckerberg, the most significant creation from his two years at Harvard University wasn’t the precursor to a global social network, but a prank website that nearly got him expelled. The Meta ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s dream of the metaverse has rarely looked farther away. The Facebook founder is finalizing significant budget cuts to Meta’s years-long project to create virtual worlds that users can ...

Should Mark Zuckerberg be handcuffed—literally—for the threat his products pose to millions of children? That’s the inescapable question raised by a legal brief filed last month in a civil case ...