Monthly subscription costs $11.99 on web, $14.99 on Apple or Android devices; move comes after Twitter begins charging users $8 for blue check

Social media giant allowed promotion of convicted fraudster Ilan Shor, implicated in $1 billion theft from Moldovan banks in 2014 and accused by Washington of working for Moscow

Personal account of former president, who cheered January 6 attack on US Capitol, to be reactivated; company says it is adding 'new guardrails' to ensure no 'repeat offenders'

Firings come day after Microsoft says it will reduce staff in coming months, similar decisions by other prominent firms, as sector faces economic downturn

Social media firm has created a panel that will announce its final decision later this month, Financial Times reports; ex-US president was banned for inciting Capitol riot

Plaintiffs' lawyers say sum to be paid by social media firm is 'largest recovery ever achieved' in a class action suit over data privacy

CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally accepts responsibility for wrongly expecting COVID-19 boost in e-commerce and online activity to continue even after pandemic

Doctoral program to provide students with mentors from the Facebook parent company, access to facilities and computational infrastructure

Tech titan bills work as a 'step toward a future where simultaneous translation between languages is possible'; Tel Aviv R&D center developers among global Meta AI teams in project

US lawmaker says social media companies stonewalling will lead to Congressional action; Canadian MP unable to elicit commitment that firms will label antisemitism as hate speech