SHERYL SANDBERG
Meta insider claims Mark Zuckerberg requested Xi Jinping to name his unborn child. What is part of Meta's China strategy?
Mark Zuckerberg’s long-standing ambition to bring Facebook to China led him to extraordinary lengths, as revealed in former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams’ book Careless People. One of the most striking revelations is that in 2015, Zuckerberg asked Chinese President Xi Jinping to name his unborn child—a request that was firmly declined. The book also sheds light on Meta’s controversial efforts to enter the Chinese market, including alleged offers to help censor content and share facial recognition technology with Chinese authorities.
How a 'low-ranking' Indian official outsmarted tech giant Mark Zuckerberg and his Facebook team with just a click
In 2016, an Indian telecom official outsmarted Meta's attempt to save its Free Basics program with a simple click. The program faced scrutiny for potentially violating net neutrality. Despite Meta's aggressive campaign, the official's action contributed to the program's eventual ban in India. This is detailed in a former executive's memoir, which Meta disputes.
Meta secures legal victory against former employee over tell-all memoir
Meta has obtained a temporary injunction prohibiting former employee Sarah Wynn Williams from promoting or distributing her tell-all book, Careless People. The book includes allegations of unethical behaviour against senior Meta executives. Arbitration is in progress; whether the tech giant will be able to effectively stop the book from being published in future is unknown.
Bombshell book reveals ex-Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s wild Europe trip took a steamy turn with $13K lingerie buy and shocking private jet invite
Sarah Wynn-Williams' candid book reveals Sheryl Sandberg's $13,000 lingerie purchase, an unusual private jet invitation, and internal Facebook scandals. According to the memoir, Facebook's leadership, including Mark Zuckerberg, prioritized power over ethics, with secret attempts to re-enter China and allegations of workplace misconduct. Meta denies the claims, calling them misleading.
Former Meta official's 'explosive' memoir about the social media giant to be published next week
The memoir is written by Meta's former director of global public policy, Sarah Wynn-Williams, who left what was then Facebook in 2018.
Meta layoffs spark outrage: Employees call out Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘cold-hearted’ leadership, label the company as the ‘cruelest’ tech giant
Meta faced employee backlash after performance-based layoffs, affecting around 3,600 positions. Many workers, including those on medical or parental leave, claim they had no history of underperformance. Employees accuse Meta of prioritizing profits over staff welfare, raising concerns about the company's shifting values and increased job insecurity.
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Meta layoffs spark outrage: Employees call out Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘cold-hearted’ leadership, label the company as the ‘cruelest’ tech giant
Meta faced employee backlash after performance-based layoffs, affecting around 3,600 positions. Many workers, including those on medical or parental leave, claim they had no history of underperformance. Employees accuse Meta of prioritizing profits over staff welfare, raising concerns about the company's shifting values and increased job insecurity.
Meta’s Ex-COO under legal fire: Did Sheryl Sandberg really delete critical emails in Cambridge Analytica case?
A Delaware judge has imposed sanctions on former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg for allegedly deleting emails related to the Cambridge Analytica case. A shareholder lawsuit filed in 2024 claims Sandberg and former Meta board member Jeff Zients used personal email accounts to discuss Facebook’s privacy practices and later deleted them despite court orders. The ruling raises the burden of proof for Sandberg's defence. Meta previously faced significant fines for data privacy violations.
After being ditched by Mark Zuckerberg, now former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg sanctioned by Delaware judge; here's the reason
In a recent and shocking development it has been noted that former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg is being now sanctioned by a Delaware judge after she was being totally ditched by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Mark Zuckerberg ditches one-time his most favourite employee and Meta COO, Sheryl Sandberg, blames her for culture issues at the company
In a meeting with Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg reportedly blamed former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg for the company's cultural issues. This comes as Meta shifts away from diversity initiatives and toward Trump's political agenda.
Do you know who is the most trending star on RedNote, the app Americans are flocking to after TikTok ban? It's Luigi Mangione, and here's the reason
Luigi Mangione, also known as "Lulu," has become a folk hero on RedNote, a Chinese social app that is gaining popularity in the United States following the TikTok ban. His story has a global impact, highlighting healthcare disparities between America and China.
Meta's Sheryl Sandberg to exit board after 12 years
Sheryl Sandberg, former chief operating officer of Meta Platforms, announced her plan to step down from the company's board of directors after her term ends in May. Sandberg, who spent over 14 years as the company's COO and 12 years on its board, will continue to serve as an adviser to the company.
Sheryl Sandberg ties the knot with Tom Bernthal. Meet the former NBC News producer whom the Meta boss married at a ranch wedding
Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Bernthal started dating in 2019 and got engaged in 2020.
Billionaire Sheryl Sandberg ties knot with former NBC News Producer Tom Bernthal
Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Bernthal announced the formal wedding by posting the same photo on their Instagram accounts, holding hands in the woods.
Meta probing Sheryl Sandberg's use of company resources: report
Several employees have been interviewed in connection with the investigation by Facebook-parent Meta, the WSJ reported, adding that the probe has been underway since at least last fall.
How Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' became a Bible & roadmap for women to corporate life
The book told women to embrace their ambitions and not to count themselves out.
How Sheryl Sandberg rose to become Meta's second-in-command
Facebook has since become a behemoth, and Zuckerberg is the same age as Sandberg was when he hired her.
Sheryl Sandberg’s advertising empire leaves a complicated legacy
Though Sandberg may get most of her name recognition from “Lean In” — her 2013 blockbuster book encouraging women to take charge in the workplace — her most significant and complicated legacy may be the tech industry’s reliance on personalized advertising
'Knowing when to jump takes courage’. Sheryl Sandberg bows out of Meta, Arianna Huffington praises her 'dear friend' for taking a leap of faith
Sheryl Sandberg has been serving as the COO of Meta since 2008.
Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg accused of using her influence to quash news stories about ex-boyfriend Bury Kotick
According to WSJ, the news story would've unveiled a temporary restraining order against Kotick.
Facebook to turn Menlo Park headquarters into vaccination site
For this initiative, the company is teaming up with Ravenswood Family Health Centre, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg wrote in a post.
Sweet texts, 8,000 'Settlers of Catan' games: Sheryl Sandberg thanks fiancé Tom for the profound joy of Option B
Sheryl Sandberg got engaged to Tom Bernthal last year.
Did Facebook's issues really affect Sheryl Sandberg's image? Women in tech still consider her a role-model
People committed to the leadership of the Facebook COO are coming out in her support.
#MeToo fallout: Sheryl Sandberg is all for group lunches, and she has a reason
The Facebook COO talks about how men and women should interact post #MeToo.
Nine things you might not know about Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg
In 2012, Sandberg became the first woman to get elected to the board of directors at Facebook.
Sheryl Sandberg's message on Mother's Day: We all owe it to single mothers
In the post, she describes how the unexpected loss of her partner has changed things for her and the children in the past year.
Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg gives $31 million in stock to charity
Sanderberg, 46, donated 290,000 shares of Facebook stock at "a market value of roughly $31 million" to various charities.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg returns to work after husband's death
Sandberg will operate on a limited schedule and suspend work-related travel temporarily, a spokeswoman for the Menlo Park, California-based company said.
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