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Facebook is accused of 'ripping off' the logo for its Calibra subsidiary

The logo of Facebook's new subsidiary is strikingly similar to that of online bank Current.

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<p>Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee Rep. Maxine Waters.</p>

Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency faces pushback from US lawmakers

Lawmakers still have a lot of questions about Facebook's cryptocurrency plans.

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<p>Facebook's digital wallet Calibra is expected to launch in 2020.</p>

Facebook just unveiled Libra, its cryptocurrency rival to bitcoin

Do you trust Facebook with your money?

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<p>This week on Rumor Has It, Asus might be cooking up another low-cost tablet, but we're too into watching TV to really care; a Facebook rumor gets debunked in less than 48 hours; and we revisit Apple streaming-music rumors.</p>

Spotify, Apple Music and 4 more: What's the best music app for you?

We compare the big six streaming music services.

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<p>Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg are still on the list of top CEOs.&nbsp;</p>

Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg make top CEO list for 7th year in a row

Glassdoor unveils the results of its annual Employees’ Choice Awards. See how your boss did.

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<p>Sandberg gets it. Facebook needs to be regulated.</p>

Facebook is leaning into regulation

COO Sheryl Sandberg says her company wants to help draft the rules it will follow.

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<p>Sen. Josh Hawley introduced new legislation that would affect big tech companies.&nbsp;</p>

New bill would make Facebook, Twitter liable for political bias

Big tech companies would have to subject themselves to an external audit to prove they're neutral.

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<p>Facebook and its partners are launching Libra, a new global cryptocurrency.</p>

Here's what you need to know about Libra, Facebook's cryptocurrency

Libra is an ambitious attempt to bring financial services to people without bank accounts. It could also entice a new crop of Facebook users.

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<p>Twitter and Facebook will reportedly testify on terrorist content.</p>

Twitter, Facebook and Google are testifying on terrorist content and fake news

The social media giants have been asked to testify before the House Homeland Security Committee.

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<p>Staff sit at computers inside a Facebook content moderation center in Berlin, Germany.&nbsp;</p>

Murders and suicides: Here's who keeps them off your Facebook feed

Content moderators protect Facebook's 2.3 billion members. Who protects them?

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<p>Twitter and Facebook applications are seen grouped in a Social Media folder on an iPhone in this photo illustration on March 17, 2019 in Warsaw, Poland. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)</p>

Democrats and Republicans split over social media content moderation

Most Americans think social media companies should remove offensive content, according to a study.

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Google Home Max hits an all-time low: $254

Originally $399, Google's sweet-sounding smart speaker is a Cheapskate-exclusive steal today.

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