An investigation reveals how Meta’s “trusted experts” and approved partners helped run scam‑style crypto ads on Facebook and Instagram, exposing major ad‑system loopholes.

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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares faced significant selling pressure in Hong Kong on Monday, declining 3.57 percent to close at HKD 148.60. This market movem ...

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For years, Apple was known for having very little turnover in its top ranks. Not anymore. In recent weeks, the company has ...

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Nearly all international internet traffic voyages along a handful of submarine fibre-optic cable highways. They make ...

Reported move to reinvigorate Meta's faltering AI effort with new 'Avocado' model is another likely win for Chinese AI ...

Tech giant Meta ran advertisements used to lure Australian investors into a fraudulent bond scheme that allegedly defrauded ...

This article breaks down two key tax issues facing Meta: its 87% effective tax rate and its nearly $16 billion tax bill ...