Mark Zuckerberg
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Mark Zuckerberg: ‘A Lot Has Changed’; Facebook CEO Rejects Criticism
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the fundamentals of Facebook's business are strong, blames quiet period because he and colleagues could not defend the company
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After Disappointing Facebook Earnings Release, Mark Zuckerberg Stresses He’s Focused on Mobile
The social network's stock fell in after-hours trading as Facebook's honchos tried to reassure Wall Street that they get it.
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Facebook Q2: Revenue Up 32% to $1.18 Billion
Social network records net loss of $157 million, or 8 cents a share
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Mark Zuckerberg Earns More Than $1B in Facebook Stock Sale
A week after fizzling, the social network's IPO continues to draw criticism and Facebook is reportedly thinking of switching exchanges
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Mark Zuckerberg Weds Longtime Girlfriend, Changes Facebook Status
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg married his girlfriend of nine years, Priscilla Chan, in a surprise backyard ceremony on Saturday
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Facebook IPO: Social Network Stock Fizzles as Market Closes
Facebook has only a fractional gain on first day as a public company
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Facebook Goes Public, Biggest Tech IPO in History
Facebook's IPO price of $38 will raise $16 billion
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Facebook IPO: 5 Warning Signs That Have Investors Worried
From slowing ad sales to mobile app hiccups, not everything is "like"-able at Mark Zuckerberg's tech giant
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‘Inside Apple’: Why ‘Everyone Inside Wants Out’
Author Adam Lanshinsky pulls back the curtain on the inner workings of his company where “fear is palpable”
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Facebook Under Fire From Pension Fund for All-Male Board
California’s massive teachers pension group criticizes lack of women and size of Facebook’s board
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Facebook IPO: Mark Zuckerberg’s Bizarre Ode to Hackers
In a letter along with the IPO filing, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says there’s a lot to learn from “the hacker way”
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Facebook IPO: Over-Hyped or a Good Investment?
Facebook opened its books for the IPO and the balance sheet was impressive indeed, but analysts say its shares could still be overvalued
