The long-awaited antitrust trial between Meta and the Federal Trade Commission kicked off on April 14th. Over about two ...

The trial between the US Federal Trade Commission and Meta began this week—and the future of the company is at stake. The FTC wants Meta to sell off two prized assets, Instagram and WhatsApp, arguing ...

The government wants to show the Meta CEO bought Instagram and WhatsApp to snuff out social media competition.

Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri testified Thursday in the Meta antitrust trial in DC federal court.

The FTC wants to prove Meta has a monopoly over personal social networking, so it wouldn’t view video app TikTok as a ...

While testifying in court, the Meta CEO said WhatsApp and Instagram probably wouldn’t have been successful on their own.

Meta's lawyer mounted a boisterous defense, mixing in animated graphics and colorful asides to kick off the antitrust trial.

The blockbuster antitrust case begins Monday. Its outcome could impact how Big Tech companies grow—but the government has a long way to go to prove its case.

The antitrust trial is years in the making, with the FTC originally opening the investigation in 2019 during the first Trump ...

Zuckerberg defended the purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp, suggesting that both platforms were at risk of fading away without Meta’s resources. At the time of their acquisition, Instagram had just ...

The government’s antitrust case could force Mark Zuckerberg to give up Instagram and WhatsApp—shaking Meta’s dominance.

The FTC and social media giant Meta made their opening statements as the first big antitrust trial of Trump’s second term gets underway in Judge James E. Boasberg’s courtroom.