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The House Judiciary Committee will meet Thursday to consider whether to hold Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt of Congress.

Twitter's new 'X' logo may pose a legal risk to the company, as online records show that Meta trademarked an 'X' logo in 2019. Experts say it would be up to a judge to decide.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan's office says a vote to hold Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt of Congress could come as soon as Thursday.

Big tech like Meta will begin reporting next week alongside a string of oil producers like Chevron and economic data including the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.

Meta said it is releasing a commercial version of its open-source artificial intelligence large language model Llama. Llama 2 will be distributed by Microsoft.

Twitter owner Elon Musk seemed to react Monday to Meta Platforms setting rate limits on its new text-based app Threads. His comments included "lmaooo copy [cat]" and "seems oppressive."

Funds related to Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest dumped $14 million in Tesla stock and another $26 million in Coinbase shares, according to trade disclosures on Monday.

House Republicans' investigation into whether Meta committed First Amendment violations through Facebook and Instagram has now expanded to include its new app, Threads.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is under fire from House Republicans over lack of cooperation with the House Judiciary Committee regarding company censorship documents.

Recent data indicated Meta Platforms' new app text-based app Threads has experienced declines in two metrics used to measure engagement from levels it posted shortly after rolling out.

Three prominent tax groups shared "extraordinarily sensitive" information from tens of millions of taxpayers with Facebook, according to a report Wednesday.

Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino reported Twitter usage hit its highest level in months one day last week, the same week competitor Meta Platforms rolled out Threads.

Meta's Threads app surpassed 100 million users on Monday, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, less than a week after the new social media platform was launched.

Meta's Threads app, a rival to Twitter, is raising privacy concerns about the way it handles users' data. More than 100 million people have subscribed to the platform.

Meta's new "Twitter killer" Threads app is already appearing to censor conservatives just a few days after it hit the online bazaar.

Mark Zuckerberg-led Meta launched Threads, a new "conversation" app and direct challenger to Elon Musk’s Twitter, dialing up the tit-for-tat between the billionaires.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg celebrated the success of Threads, an Instagram app that looks and acts like Twitter, claiming the platform has nabbed millions of users in less than 24-hours.