Facebook unveiled a photo-sharing application on Thursday that allows users to take pictures on their mobile device and post them directly to their Facebook accounts.

The social network launches an official iOS app that lets you capture, filter, edit, and share photos. [Read more]

According to a new report, an investment firm named Capital Research & Management was warned of Facebook's dour revenue forecast, allowing it to cut back on the shares it bought in the IPO. [Read more]

A Florida college student could get up to five years in federal prison for posting plans to assassinate the president on his Facebook page. [Read more]

The social network branches out with its first Middle Eastern office in an attempt to attract regional advertisers. [Read more]

Executives at the social network are in talks with NYSE in the wake of Nasdaq's mishandling of the company's IPO last week, a source close to the matter tells Bloomberg. [Read more]

Facebook, NASDAQ, banks and underwriters associated with the IPO are all being sued

Aunt Jill joins us today to tell us what went wrong with the Facebook IPO and how a glitch and a change put the stock in a downward spiral. [Read more]

Internal memo: Retail customers who overpaid for Facebook stock to receive price adjustments. [Read more]

The CEO and founder completed selling a portion of his stock -- at a price that few other sellers have been able to get since. [Read more]

Facebook is facing a lawsuit from angry shareholders and multiple probes from regulators over the disappointing handling of its initial public offering last week.

The lawsuit charges the defendants with failing to disclose in the run-up to Friday's IPO "a severe and pronounced reduction" in forecasts for Facebook's revenue growth [Read more]