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| Outback server in Florida not tipped by church for $735 order loses job over Facebook post A server at an Outback Steakhouse in Palm Beach Gardens says she was fired on Thursday after posting on social media that she was not tipped for a $735 take-out order placed by Christ Fellowship. Tamlynn Yoder, 25, of Lake Park, said Christ Fellowship ordered 25 steaks, 25 chickens and 25 ... NEW: Outback server not tipped by local church for $735 order loses job over Facebook post - Palm Beach Post
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| Facebook will award community leaders $10m to encourage 'meaningful' interactions Facebook is setting aside a $10m fund to reward users who "bring people closer together" on its platforms. The social network announced that it will award five "community leaders" from around the world with $1m to finance their ideas for projects. And it will invite 100 people to be part of a fellowship ...
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| Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel twice turned down cash from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg tried to buy Snapchat not once but twice, offering just $60m when the company was starting to take off, according to a new book. Although it has long been known that Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel rejected a $3bn bid from the Facebook founder in 2013, the earlier approach has ...
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| 'Likes' Are a Powerful Tool For Authoritarian Rulers, Court Petition A Cambodian opposition leader has filed a petition in a California court against Facebook, demanding the company disclose its transactions with his country's authoritarian prime minister, whom he accuses of falsely inflating his popularity through purchased "likes" and spreading fake news. From a re...
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