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Facebook announced Thursday that it will ban pro-Trump super PAC, The Committee to Defend The President, from buying ads on its platform.

When you ban a message from Team Trump three months before a presidential election, there ought to be a very good reason.

Twenty state attorneys general on Wednesday sent a letter to Facebook calling on the platform to "take additional steps to prevent Facebook from being used to spread disinformation and hate and to facilitate discrimination."

This is Instagram’s answer to TikTok.  

Companies including Facebook and Alphabet’s Google have kicked the tires on the popular and now controversial short video platform, and while each remains broadly interested in the app or at least competing with the app in some way, these companies may be shut out due to antitrust issues, legal sources tell FOX Business.

Facebook’s expanded presence in the city will bring an additional 10,000 jobs. The expansion news comes as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that as many as half of the company’s 52,000 employees may work from home permanently. 

ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming said in a letter addressed only to his China-based staff on Tuesday that TikTok could face added uncertainty as “anti-Chinese sentiment” has continued to grow abroad.

Facebook has leased all the office space at the landmark Farley Building, a 1912 Beaux Arts former post office in Manhattan, in a deal that marks a major expansion of the company's business operations in the city.

If the tech giants manage to reverse a decades long decline in markets from August to October, that may boost President Trump's chances of keeping the White House.

Facebook has partnered with some of the biggest names in music to publish licensed music videos.

U.S. residents should "revel in the fact that it is American capitalism that's made their success possible."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that the company's work-from-home policy is indefinite.