The increase in cosmetic surgery can be tied, in part, to social media. But it becomes most insidious when it targets children.

Social media's real killer app is spreading propaganda, disinformation and fake news, according to a new study from the University of Oxford's Computational Propaganda Research Project.

McDonald's announced it is looking to hire 250,000 people across the United States this summer, with an advertising campaign rivaling any mass-market consumer brand. Where is the Golden Arches looking to find all these new (typically millennial) employees? Snapchat, of course.

Most of the country's top CEOs aren't active on social media - they don't even have social-media accounts (dormant or otherwise). That's according to a new survey of Fortune 500 CEOs conducted by CEO.com and Domo. Just 40% of those studied were active on at least one of the big social media platforms in 2016, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and Google+.