Zuckerberg tells court he made WhatsApp and Instagram better. During the FTC v. Meta trial, CEO Mark Zuckerberg challenged the government’s argument that he bought both apps to snuff them out.

In a sweeping new plan, the Meta CEO is assembling an AI "Avengers team" to build not just a better chatbot, but a ...

Mr. Zuckerberg stuck to that philosophy as WhatsApp amassed more than two billion users globally — until 2019, when he began tapping the app’s growth and business potential.

Zuckerberg says WhatsApp is poised to reach 1 billion users. “WhatsApp is the most engaging app we’ve ever seen on mobile. It blows everything else away,” said Zuckerberg, ...

Mark Zuckerberg signaled big changes to WhatsApp, which he sees as the future of business messaging.; The Meta chief said last year that WhatsApp and Messenger were still "very early in monetizing ...

He asked Zuckerberg about apparent rumors that Google was considering purchasing WhatsApp and whether that factored into the ultimate decision to buy WhatsApp for $21.8 billion. Zuckerberg first ...

The machine was a marvel of vision and a monument to its creator’s ego. Jobs’s stubbornness was baked into its very circuits. No cooling fan, because he hated the noise — leading to the nickname “the ...

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, speaking to mobile tech leaders in Barcelona, said WhatsApp, the mobile messaging app purchased by the social media giant last week, was “worth more than $19 ...

Facebook is buying WhatsApp in a deal worth up to a jaw-dropping $19 billion — but Mark Zuckerberg thinks he scored the messaging service for cheap. "I think that by itself, [WhatsApp is] worth ...

Mark Zuckerberg speaks on the opening day of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on Feb. 24, 2014, just after Facebook bought WhatsApp.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to integrate the social network’s messaging services — WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger — asserting his control over the Menlo Park company’s ...

SAN FRANCISCO — The relationship between Facebook and WhatsApp started in spring 2012 over coffee at a German bakery. It was consummated on Valentine’s Day with chocolate-covered strawberries ...