Here's one instance where Willie Sutton's dictum gets it wrong. Following the money leads you to ask the wrong questions. [Read more]

The company is doing limited tests of a new Timeline layout, hinting at yet another profile redesign. [Read more]

Reuters says that regulators might probe reports that Morgan Stanley cut its forecast for Facebook just before its IPO. [Read more]

Facebook shares fell again today, losing another almost four per cent and adding to their 11 per cent drop on Monday.

Facebook claims that Norwegian site Faceporn infringed on its good name. However, a judge in California begs to differ. [Read more]

Google's CEO tells Charlie Rose it's "unfortunate" that Facebook has been pretty closed with the data at its disposal: "I think we would certainly -- you know, we're in the business of searching data." [Read more]

After indicating lower before the bell, Facebook's stock falls again for the second-straight day. [Read more]

Morgan Stanley revised its revenue forecast for company, shocking investors and likely contributing to the stock's poor performance, sources tell Reuters. [Read more]

More than 47,000 comments in English and German on Facebook's proposed privacy policy changes is way more than needed to trigger a required vote by users. [Read more]

A report in the U.K.'s Sunday Times says the company is considering allowing everyone onto its site. Can this possibly be true? [Read more]

If the social network couldn't get more momentum on the day of the IPO, what is it going to do now that the bloom is so suddenly off the rose? [Read more]

Shares of Facebook were down around 12 per cent early in their second day of trading, with one analyst suggesting underwriters were too rosy in their estimates of demand for the stock in its IPO last week.