Britain Concerned About Consular Employee Missing in China The British foreign ministry said it is “extremely concerned” about an employee of its consulate in Hong Kong who has been missing since going to mainland China on a business trip. Read More…

California Pension Fund Wants to Join Facebook Lawsuit California’s teacher pension fund says it wants to join a lawsuit seeking to change Facebook’s corporate governance practices. Read More…

Facebook Users to See, Control Personal Data Taken From Other Websites Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it was tweaking its policies to allow users to see and control the data that other websites and apps share with the social network to improve targeted advertising. Read More…

Millennial Money: Make Renting Work for Your Financial Goals “Renting is just throwing money away.” Read More…

FTC Chairman Says Facebook’s Plan to Merge Brands May Make It Harder to Split: FT Facebook Inc’s plan to integrate Instagram and WhatsApp more closely could hinder any attempts to break up the social media giant, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Joseph Simons told the Financial Times on Monday. Read More…

Democratic Senator Asks Facebook CEO if He Gave ‘Incomplete’ Testimony Democratic U.S. Senator Gary Peters on Thursday asked Facebook Inc’s chief to answer questions about his April 2018 congressional testimony in light of reports that Facebook captured audio from users and sent it to a vendor to be analyzed and tran… Read More…

Humanitarian Activist Winnie Byanyima Named to Head UNAIDS Winifred “Winnie” Byanyima, a former Ugandan politician and the current head of the humanitarian group Oxfam International, was appointed the new executive director of the U.N. AIDS agency on Wednesday. Read More…