The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has urged Facebook to take action on scam investment adverts following a rise in fraud attacks on social media platforms. Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the FCA, listed Facebook’s owner Meta and Twitter as companies that must accelerate their crackdown o
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Facebook has paid €100 million to the French tax office. The payment includes a tax adjustment relating to Facebook's profits between 2009 and 2018, but also a €22m penalty for the social media giant's failure to settle sooner, according to French media reports.
An investigation conducted by Which? Money has revealed that social media site such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter contain profiles and pages openly offering services to hopeful ID fraudsters.
Three leading tech for good entrepreneurs have been selected for the Startup Summit Competition final, where they will compete for a top prize worth over £220,000.