Mark Zuckerberg once considered spinning off Instagram to avoid antitrust issues, trial documents reveal.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends Instagram and WhatsApp deals in major FTC antitrust trial that could break up the company.
Meta has now taken action against around 20 employees suspected to have leaked confidential information from the company.
Meta's layoffs targeting "low performers" spark backlash, with former employees questioning the company's AI shift.
Meta plans to lay off 5% of its workforce to focus on performance, affecting 3,600 employees as Zuckerberg reshapes the company's strategy and public image.
Meta scraps DEI programs and US fact-checking to shift toward conservative priorities as Trump's second term approaches.
Meta reportedly fired employees for misusing meal vouchers intended for food purchases, with some using them to buy items like toothpaste.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Biden administration officials pressured his company to censor COVID-19 content and admitted in a letter to Congress that some content removal decisions were incorrect.
Shares of the big tech company Meta jumped by about 7% in extended trading on July 31 after exceeding Wall Street expectations on revenue and profit for the second quarter of 2024.
Meta’s Reality Labs has reported $45 billion in losses over the past four years due to chaotic management and frequent leadership changes. Further losses are expected as the division struggles in a competitive AR and VR market.
