Meta Platforms Inc. is looking to sell between $20 billion and $25 billion of investment-grade bonds, according to people with knowledge of the transaction, as the Facebook parent boosts spending on infrastructure for the

Meta is tracking employee mouse clicks, keystrokes and screen habits to train AI models, raising new questions about workplace monitoring and privacy.

Meta rolls out USDC stablecoin payouts for creators on Solana and Polygon networks, launching first in Colombia and the Philippines

Shares of Meta are trading roughly 41% lower than their price target — one of the widest dislocations among mega-cap tech.

Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft are the largest spenders on AI data farms, putting them at the center of an infrastructure build-out that’s expected to cost trillions of dollars.

Meta Platforms Inc. shares plunged by the most in six months after the company raised its spending outlook for the year, reigniting fears that the historic levels of investment that Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is making to

JPMorgan downgraded Meta to neutral and cut its target to $725 after Q1 2026 earnings. Here is what spooked the analyst and what investors should watch.