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Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is bullish on democratic reform, but she's not so sure about Facebook.

Poke around Facebook and you'll see your friends in all sorts of places: at the beach, at a party, at the ballpark, at home.

Today: Economic reports show slowdown in U.S. recovery, Facebook's stock continues to falter, and Wall Street takes brunt of the punishment.

The much-heralded, next-generation payments company had been aiming to raise its next round of venture capital funds at a valuation of as much as $4 billion -- up from $1 billion just a year ago.

With all the Facebook news lately -- the flat IPO, the regulatory interest, the Chan-Zuckerberg wedding -- it's highly possibly you've forgotten all about Twitter.

Google is still working on plans to top its rival social network Facebook, including launching Google+ Local and ending the less social Google Places, Fox Business reports.

The tribe that owns the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut is moving to give its own police department a larger role inside the Western Hemisphere's largest casino.

WECT TV6-WECT.com:News, weather & sports Wilmington, NC Teenage girl posts picture of cash on Facebook, family robbed within hours The police reminded the public to be careful of the type of information that's posted on social networks like Facebook.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman on Wednesday defended the firm's role in Facebook Inc.'s tumultuous initial public offering, telling employees internally that the firm worked "100 percent within the rules" and calling the steep decline in Facebook's stock "disappointing." Gorman, in a weekly strategy meeting, which was later webcast to employees, ... (more)

Zynga, maker of such popular social games as Words With Friends and Farmville, has seen lots of growth with its mobile games, but the CEO of the company, Mark Pincus, isn't worried about the disappearance of the PC.

Wednesday was a rough day for the markets with new worries about Europe's financial problems pushing stocks into negative territory.

A little life vest wearing dog that slipped off a boat in the Chicago River Sunday is back with his owners after a nearly 24 hour search, and the help of some Good Samaritans.

Weight Watchers International and Jessica Simpson are banking on a new partnership that will make the pop star the next celebrity ambassador for Weight Watchers in North America.

Facebook's newlywed and newly minted billionaire founder Mark Zuckerberg is being criticized after he reportedly skipped out on paying gratuity not once, but twice after dining out with his wife on the couple's Italian honeymoon.

Registered sex offenders who have been banned from social networking websites are fighting back in the nation's courts, successfully challenging many of the restrictions as infringements on free speech and their right to participate in common online discussions.

Facebook executives are hoping the company's first office in the Arab world can help boost sales even as its share price struggles.

Apple CEO Tim Cook didn't only speak about how he'd like to see an iPhone made in the U.S. at the All Things D conference -- he also spoke about some future product plans, which include an improved Siri and Facebook experience for the iPhone.

Shares of the No 1 social network fell 10 percent to an all-time low of $28.65, before closing at $28.84, or down 9.6 percent Facebook shares slid below $29 to a new low on Tuesday as nervous investors fled the company's shares, concerned about the social network's long-term business prospects.

VKontakte, one of Russia's most-popular social networks, has postponed its initial public offering indefinitely after the flotation of the world's largest social network Facebook took a hammering.

Corporations are starting to embrace technologies used to monitor employee Internet use, with 60 percent expected to watch workers' social media use for security breaches by 2015, according to a new report from Gartner.