Peter Thiel bought Mark Zuckerberg a car before he got rich, and it's where the CEO had an epiphany that changed Facebook forever

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Peter Thiel bought Mark Zuckerberg a car before he got rich, and it's where the CEO had an epiphany that changed Facebook forever

Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes wrote in The New York Times that Peter Thiel bought Mark Zuckerberg an Infiniti SUV in 2005.

Mark Zuckerberg has 'never had a real boss,' and it's one reason he turned down a $1 billion acquisition offer from Yahoo, Facebook's cofounder says

Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes called on the federal government to break apart the company's monopoly in a New York Times op-ed.

Why the 'Avengers: Endgame' directors were worried about Thor actor Chris Hemsworth while filming

Chris Hemsworth, who played Thor in "Avengers: Endgame," had to wear a bodysuit while filming action sequences, and it weighed on his back.

Facebook says breaking up a 'successful American company' isn't the right way to hold it accountable

Facebook is beginning to mount its public defense to the notion of breaking the company up after its cofounder urged regulators to take action.

Jeff Bezos unveils a giant lunar lander that he says is 'going to the moon' and will help Blue Origin populate space

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, unveiled a giant lunar lander on Thursday at an event about the progress of his spaceflight company, Blue Origin.

Why breaking up Facebook is actually a terrible idea

The real solution is a lot harder to do, but one that another CEO in Silicon Valley is already working on.

Uber chose the worst possible week to have its IPO, and the bad timing will cost it billions

A confluence of negative events likely weighed down Uber's shares, forcing it to price it public offering at the low end of its range.

A Facebook cofounder says that Mark Zuckerberg's power is 'unprecedented and un-American' in scathing New York Times op-ed

Chris Hughes cofounded Facebook in 2004. Now he says that Mark Zuckerberg has the same kind of power of a 19th-century transportation baron.

Elizabeth Warren applauds Facebook cofounder's call to break up the tech giant into 3 companies

"Chris Hughes is right. Today's big tech companies have too much power—over our economy, our society, & our democracy," Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted.

A Facebook cofounder says that Mark Zuckerberg's master plan has always boiled down to one word: 'Domination'

Although he described Mark Zuckerberg as a "good, kind person," cofounder Chris Hughes says the CEO has always envisioned Facebook's domination.

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