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128 | META | 2016 | We have made and are continuing to make investments to enable developers to build, grow, and monetize mobile and web applications that integrate with Facebook and our other products. Such existing and prospective developers may not be successful in building, growing, or monetizing mobile and/or web applications that cr... | [-0.02300788275897503, -0.00874299556016922, 0.019179904833436012, -0.021514037624001503, -0.018312940374016762, 0.017072515562176704, -0.028089623898267746, -0.004308142699301243, 0.010410233400762081, -0.025275325402617455, 0.015498642809689045, 0.028596464544534683, 0.0214206725358963, -0.008269499987363815, -0.0102... |
129 | META | 2016 | We currently generate substantially all of our Payments revenue from developers that use Facebook on personal computers, and we expect that our Payments revenue will continue to decline in the future as usage of Facebook on personal computers continues to decline. | [-0.012053853832185268, -0.0019130778964608908, 0.015304623171687126, -0.025277983397245407, 0.010740542784333229, 0.0011946577578783035, -0.054092805832624435, -0.0026396247558295727, -0.0010906332172453403, -0.031233394518494606, 0.03167549893260002, 0.02570708468556404, 0.01778821088373661, -0.006173211149871349, 0.... |
130 | META | 2016 | We currently generate substantially all of our Payments revenue from developers that use Facebook on personal computers. Specifically, applications built by developers of social games are currently responsible for substantially all of our revenue derived from Payments, and the majority of the revenue from these applica... | [-0.01835011877119541, 0.00410931883379817, 0.0156193682923913, -0.021186407655477524, -0.004989887122064829, -0.008970582857728004, -0.04981312155723572, 0.0003780342231038958, -0.0053922440856695175, -0.03841520473361015, 0.026766637340188026, 0.020355308428406715, 0.012341148220002651, -0.002115672454237938, 0.00934... |
131 | META | 2016 | Payment transactions may subject us to additional regulatory requirements and other risks that could be costly and difficult to comply with or that could harm our business. | [-0.001029064878821373, -0.04744463786482811, 0.012557757087051868, -0.03247411921620369, -0.022379785776138306, 0.009575052186846733, -0.024380920454859734, 0.006449861917644739, 0.01334934588521719, -0.021733850240707397, 0.022379785776138306, 0.0017699915915727615, 0.004341070540249348, -0.018947457894682884, 0.0156... |
132 | META | 2016 | Our users can purchase virtual and digital goods from developers that offer applications using our Payments infrastructure on the Facebook website. In addition, certain of our users can use our Payments infrastructure, including on Messenger, for other activities, such as sending money to other users and making donatio... | [-0.01060765702277422, -0.014439119026064873, 0.0002033809869317338, -0.0446275994181633, -0.02803121507167816, 0.010733387432992458, -0.03332511708140373, -0.007755567319691181, -0.0021738086361438036, -0.021188845857977867, 0.010124588385224342, -0.008238635957241058, -0.012387732043862343, -0.01695372350513935, 0.00... |
133 | META | 2016 | •additional disclosure and reporting requirements. | [-0.019770676270127296, -0.030178382992744446, -0.0005760936765000224, -0.04890432208776474, -0.017072871327400208, 0.016133930534124374, -0.016451317816972733, -0.01932104304432869, -0.0029937035869807005, -0.0008116557146422565, 0.011749996803700924, 0.02045835182070732, -0.005392303224653006, 0.0058617740869522095, ... |
134 | META | 2016 | We have significant international operations and plan to continue expanding our operations abroad where we have limited operating experience, and this may subject us to increased business and economic risks that could affect our financial results. | [-0.021026547998189926, -0.04174669831991196, 0.008559987880289555, -0.029567386955022812, -0.00905788503587246, 0.028009865432977676, -0.02286493591964245, 0.015370955690741539, 0.021932974457740784, -0.009306833148002625, -0.004267227370291948, 0.021409545093774796, -0.019813723862171173, -0.023758595809340477, 0.001... |
135 | META | 2016 | We have significant international operations and plan to continue the international expansion of our business operations and the translation of our products. We currently make Facebook available in more than 100 different languages, and we have offices or data centers in more than 30 different countries. We may enter n... | [-0.011976116336882114, -0.00737537769600749, 0.015963854268193245, -0.03536051884293556, -0.00967252068221569, 0.004361990839242935, -0.04222613573074341, 0.012389086186885834, 0.015408925712108612, -0.014518460258841515, -0.0006428451742976904, 0.03254716098308563, -0.036057401448488235, -0.0220035333186388, 0.012079... |
136 | META | 2016 | •risks related to legal, regulatory, and other government scrutiny applicable to U.S. companies with sales and operations in foreign jurisdictions, including with respect to privacy, tax, law enforcement, content, trade compliance, intellectual property, and terrestrial infrastructure matters; | [0.017466062679886818, -0.036466747522354126, 0.019299805164337158, -0.04317745938897133, -0.005319151096045971, 0.018324410542845726, -0.013395417481660843, -0.00038487440906465054, 0.021224582567811012, -0.03451595827937126, 0.003924337215721607, 0.017492074519395828, 0.000785598938819021, -0.012075383216142654, 0.01... |
137 | META | 2016 | •compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the U.K. Bribery Act, and similar laws in other jurisdictions; and | [-0.010796033777296543, -0.02933262102305889, -0.009711830876767635, -0.04854601249098778, -0.008338507264852524, 0.01711069606244564, 0.009396426379680634, -0.0007646916783414781, -0.0022784690372645855, -0.018622009083628654, 0.027387626469135284, 0.0013659315882250667, 0.01168310921639204, -0.0024870960041880608, -0... |
138 | META | 2016 | •compliance with statutory equity requirements and management of tax consequences. | [-0.015066518448293209, -0.030593473464250565, -0.0034596717450767756, -0.05827084928750992, -0.009323847480118275, 0.00539414631202817, -0.014286333695054054, -0.006228688172996044, 0.001168678398244083, -0.01166440173983574, 0.009394192136824131, 0.014925829134881496, 0.012470166198909283, 0.03276775777339935, -0.001... |
139 | META | 2016 | If we are unable to expand internationally and manage the complexity of our global operations successfully, our financial results could be adversely affected. | [-0.014774546027183533, -0.025338664650917053, 0.023220768198370934, -0.03444435074925423, -0.024780655279755592, 0.022713487967848778, -0.03809677064418793, 0.026556137949228287, 0.03271959722042084, -0.007450683508068323, -0.004403829574584961, 0.028864264488220215, 0.008015032857656479, -0.0077677336521446705, 0.004... |
140 | META | 2016 | We face design, manufacturing, and supply chain risks that, if not properly managed, could adversely impact our financial results. | [-0.0020301907788962126, -0.026818007230758667, -0.00539543479681015, -0.014656352810561657, -0.009465561248362064, 0.012622914277017117, -0.018905136734247208, 0.011901790276169777, 0.019788675010204315, -0.0021877335384488106, -0.003563390811905265, 0.016228532418608665, -0.001212429953739047, -0.007419128902256489, ... |
141 | META | 2016 | We face a number of risks related to design, manufacturing, and supply chain management with respect to our Oculus products. For example, the Oculus products we sell may have quality issues resulting from the design or manufacture of the products, or from the software used in the products. Sometimes, these issues may b... | [0.021187560632824898, -0.008779043331742287, -0.006301357410848141, -0.029410798102617264, -0.006140642333775759, 0.014089326374232769, -0.020825952291488647, 0.01607147417962551, 0.01169199775904417, -0.006743323057889938, -0.0012179163750261068, 0.014625041745603085, -0.0031891833059489727, -0.010754494927823544, -0... |
142 | META | 2016 | We rely on third parties to manufacture our Oculus products. We may experience supply shortages or other supply chain disruptions in the future that could result in shipping delays and negatively impact our operations. We could be negatively affected if we are not able to engage third parties with the necessary capabil... | [-0.0053502474911510944, -0.01549910195171833, -0.01099957711994648, -0.03174258768558502, -0.011345183476805687, 0.02105538360774517, -0.026079963892698288, 0.02098892070353031, 0.010221963748335838, -0.018091147765517235, 0.008972465060651302, 0.012122796848416328, -0.0005848717992193997, -0.024312056601047516, -0.00... |
143 | META | 2016 | We also require the suppliers and business partners of our Oculus products to comply with laws and certain company policies regarding sourcing practices, but we do not control them or their practices. If any of them violates laws or implements practices regarded as unethical or corrupt, we could experience supply chain... | [0.00767948804423213, -0.019299589097499847, -0.0038868163246661425, -0.03469891473650932, -0.016529055312275887, 0.03028757870197296, -0.019111299887299538, 0.01580279879271984, 0.01404095534235239, -0.027543943375349045, 0.00825780350714922, 0.00418606074526906, 0.00739705516025424, -0.027624638751149178, -0.01196305... |
144 | META | 2016 | In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s conflict minerals rule requires disclosure by public companies of information relating to the origin, source and chain of custody of specified minerals, known as conflict minerals, that are necessary to the functionality or production of products manufactured or con... | [0.014023089781403542, -0.015967698767781258, -0.00876443088054657, -0.04174060374498367, -0.023869380354881287, 0.025649655610322952, -0.028073569759726524, -0.010551553219556808, -0.02375982515513897, -0.013968312181532383, 0.015433616004884243, 0.022486243396997452, 0.019213275983929634, -0.017871223390102386, -0.02... |
145 | META | 2016 | We may face inventory risk with respect to our Oculus products. | [0.01691560633480549, -0.021144507452845573, -0.002516399137675762, -0.02780536562204361, -0.0017918788362294436, 0.007336400914937258, -0.036074016243219376, 0.011254552751779556, 0.023427844047546387, -0.008315938524901867, 0.011930095963180065, 0.009113079868257046, 0.002509643556550145, -0.022941453382372856, 0.008... |
146 | META | 2016 | We may be exposed to inventory risks with respect to our Oculus products as a result of rapid changes in product cycles and pricing, unsafe or defective merchandise, changes in consumer demand and consumer spending patterns, changes in consumer tastes with respect to Oculus products, and other factors. We endeavor to a... | [0.012953621335327625, -0.013822543434798717, 0.0011195725528523326, -0.02756487764418125, -0.014758305624127388, 0.004083933308720589, -0.034436047077178955, 0.007125160191208124, 0.013194246217608452, -0.011316037736833096, 0.007171948440372944, 0.014049800112843513, -0.011797286570072174, -0.003712970530614257, -0.0... |
147 | META | 2016 | We may have exposure to greater than anticipated tax liabilities. | [0.0028710735496133566, -0.030571801587939262, 0.018147040158510208, -0.03817501291632652, -0.016332335770130157, 0.016160137951374054, -0.03706234693527222, -0.016968144103884697, 0.009696082212030888, 0.006318348925560713, 0.019816037267446518, 0.009007290005683899, 0.005682540126144886, 0.022213567048311234, 0.02022... |
148 | META | 2016 | Our income tax obligations are based in part on our corporate operating structure and intercompany arrangements, including the manner in which we operate our business, develop, value, manage, protect, and use our intellectual property and the valuations of our intercompany transactions. The tax laws applicable to our b... | [-0.007171005941927433, -0.024321334436535835, 0.017725054174661636, -0.0546511635184288, -0.005299882963299751, -0.00012347617303021252, -0.018077727407217026, -0.009130297228693962, 0.009907483123242855, -0.02513117529451847, 0.005603572819381952, -0.007001200690865517, 0.0018939814763143659, 0.014263640157878399, -0... |
149 | META | 2016 | Changes in tax laws or tax rulings could materially affect our financial position and results of operations. | [-0.018757324665784836, -0.02797492779791355, 0.003908808343112469, -0.037291642278432846, -0.01827414520084858, 0.0019342717714607716, -0.02215198054909706, -0.010574225336313248, 0.0158582404255867, -0.012389250099658966, 0.02243693359196186, 0.014755597338080406, 0.010902540758252144, 0.009168045595288277, -0.002570... |
150 | META | 2016 | The tax regimes we are subject to or operate under are unsettled and may be subject to significant change. Changes in tax laws or tax rulings, or changes in interpretations of existing laws, could materially affect our financial position and results of operations. Many countries in Europe, as well as a number of other ... | [-0.00012396306556183845, -0.04028046503663063, 0.01344419177621603, -0.05398520454764366, -0.013190158642828465, 0.009913789108395576, -0.016075709834694862, 0.003732326440513134, -0.008962794207036495, -0.013835011050105095, 0.003908195067197084, -0.0049927192740142345, 0.007406029850244522, 0.013626574538648129, 0.0... |
151 | META | 2016 | We cannot guarantee that our recently announced share repurchase program will be fully consummated or that it will enhance long-term stockholder value. Share repurchases could also increase the volatility of the trading price of our stock and could diminish our cash reserves. | [-0.027161812409758568, -0.02133413590490818, 0.002410132670775056, -0.027544371783733368, -0.037924520671367645, 0.0013899706536903977, -0.03718490153551102, 0.0044408924877643585, 0.002658796962350607, 0.01622057519853115, -0.009972083382308483, 0.021346889436244965, -0.002972815651446581, -0.015480957925319672, 0.00... |
152 | META | 2016 | In November 2016, our board of directors authorized the repurchase of up to $6 billion of our Class A common stock commencing in 2017. The repurchase program does not have an expiration date. Although our board of directors has authorized this share repurchase program, the program does not obligate us to repurchase any... | [-0.02234942652285099, -0.024900317192077637, -0.01955251209437847, -0.04713320732116699, -0.024110447615385056, 0.0031934690196067095, -0.047858335077762604, -0.007018186151981354, 0.007516710553318262, 0.029807869344949722, -0.005671523045748472, 0.004383129067718983, 0.006856327876448631, -0.004017328843474388, 0.00... |
153 | META | 2016 | The trading price of our Class A common stock has been and will likely continue to be volatile, and if the creation and dividend of Class C capital stock is effected, the trading price of that class will likely be volatile and may impact the trading price for the Class A common stock. | [-0.02290620468556881, -0.018491176888346672, 0.007252332754433155, -0.011712810024619102, -0.01928328350186348, 0.004054683726280928, -0.03867045044898987, 0.019776728004217148, 0.004525403957813978, -0.003551500616595149, -0.02281530760228634, 0.03293091431260109, 0.003054809756577015, 0.00988187175244093, 0.02273739... |
154 | META | 2016 | The trading price of our Class A common stock has been, and is likely to continue to be, volatile. Since shares of our Class A common stock were sold in our IPO in May 2012 at a price of $38.00 per share, our stock price has ranged from $17.55 to $133.50 through December 31, 2016. In addition to the factors discussed i... | [-0.0056511713191866875, -0.008161022327840328, 0.006186477839946747, -0.03508021682500839, -0.02043781615793705, 0.004962004255503416, -0.04000375419855118, 0.02192513458430767, 0.0047055697068572044, 0.0070198895409703255, -0.024143291637301445, 0.016257936134934425, 0.00942396093159914, -0.00333685171790421, 0.02256... |
155 | META | 2016 | •other events or factors, including those resulting from war or incidents of terrorism, or responses to these events. | [-0.03163478523492813, -0.028131429105997086, -0.0003868561761919409, -0.0244450606405735, -0.03116418421268463, 0.0122159942984581, -0.01964755356311798, -0.006196234840899706, -0.010157118551433086, -0.019294604659080505, 0.008588451892137527, 0.017725937068462372, -0.007889088243246078, -0.0045654745772480965, -0.00... |
156 | META | 2016 | In addition, we recently announced a proposal to create a new class of non-voting capital stock, known as Class C capital stock, and to distribute two shares of Class C capital stock as a dividend to the holders of our Class A and Class B common stock. While this proposal has been approved by our stockholders, the reco... | [-0.007906211540102959, -0.005013452842831612, -0.018635597079992294, -0.028205227106809616, -0.019126007333397865, 0.0033649445977061987, -0.027701562270522118, 0.018675358965992928, -0.01516296062618494, -0.009814836084842682, -0.021114157512784004, 0.01838376373052597, 0.012810315936803818, 0.00315784546546638, 0.00... |
157 | META | 2016 | If issued, we plan to list the Class C capital stock on the NASDAQ Stock Market LLC. The trading price for the Class C capital stock may be volatile and affected by the factors noted with respect to our Class A common stock above. The trading price of the Class C capital stock may also be affected by the difference in ... | [-0.01018486451357603, -0.013683879747986794, -0.0034729999024420977, -0.03150414302945137, -0.02203468792140484, 0.0018470636568963528, -0.035068195313215256, 0.01772920973598957, -0.004890816286206245, -0.0007353296969085932, -0.02442806586623192, 0.022320853546261787, -0.007999606430530548, -0.0030437526293098927, 0... |
158 | META | 2016 | In addition, the stock markets have experienced extreme price and volume fluctuations that have affected and continue to affect the market prices of equity securities of many technology companies. Stock prices of many technology companies have fluctuated in | [-0.01989765092730522, -0.037624649703502655, 0.01563386805355549, -0.03178456053137779, -0.006886654533445835, 0.00832083635032177, -0.040182918310165405, 0.004121656063944101, -0.005416941829025745, -0.01488447654992342, -0.024355242028832436, 0.015246252529323101, 0.013631182722747326, 0.005814248695969582, 0.021241... |
159 | META | 2016 | a manner unrelated or disproportionate to the operating performance of those companies. We are currently subject to securities litigation in connection with our IPO. We may experience more such litigation following future periods of volatility. Any securities litigation could subject us to substantial costs, divert res... | [-0.030258646234869957, -0.04192303866147995, 0.006209106184542179, -0.021384716033935547, -0.025061247870326042, 0.029835449531674385, -0.013185258023440838, 0.021397940814495087, 0.0065331170335412025, -0.013542331755161285, -0.002739214338362217, 0.008814417757093906, 0.016967589035630226, 0.005918157286942005, 0.00... |
160 | META | 2016 | We do not intend to pay cash dividends for the foreseeable future. | [-0.04046826437115669, -0.035738538950681686, -0.0009484749753028154, -0.006708879955112934, -0.019045377150177956, 0.0023664450272917747, -0.0234842412173748, 0.009276085533201694, 0.014657099731266499, 0.014505344443023205, 0.029213029891252518, 0.02663317695260048, 0.015757331624627113, 0.005694011691957712, 0.00931... |
161 | META | 2016 | We have never declared or paid cash dividends on our capital stock. We currently intend to retain any future earnings to finance the operation and expansion of our business, and we do not expect to declare or pay any cash dividends in the foreseeable future. As a result, you may only receive a return on your investment... | [-0.025046171620488167, -0.018768416717648506, -0.0002047931484412402, -0.05400945618748665, -0.014591892249882221, 0.018327416852116585, -0.03623977303504944, 0.013774746097624302, 0.0031729259062558413, 0.0057167792692780495, -0.007925018668174744, 0.023424850776791573, 0.009993825107812881, 0.014864274300634861, 0.0... |
162 | META | 2016 | The dual class structure of our common stock and a voting agreement between certain stockholders have the effect of concentrating voting control with our CEO and certain other holders of our Class B common stock; this will limit or preclude your ability to influence corporate matters. | [-0.019620221108198166, -0.019516274333000183, 0.002121192868798971, -0.046984583139419556, -0.04435989260673523, 0.010453290306031704, -0.03297756612300873, 0.0209585539996624, -0.009024002589285374, -0.006932045333087444, -0.016215918585658073, 0.017125464975833893, 0.005012251902371645, 0.019750157371163368, 0.01816... |
163 | META | 2016 | Our Class B common stock has ten votes per share, and our Class A common stock has one vote per share, and we intend to create Class C capital stock that generally has no voting rights. Stockholders who hold shares of Class B common stock, including certain of our executive officers, employees, and directors and their ... | [-0.008703547529876232, -0.01349699404090643, -0.001427316921763122, -0.04369960352778435, -0.019823305308818817, 0.002895228797569871, -0.030735215172171593, 0.007527919486165047, -0.02166793681681156, -0.008723033592104912, -0.03642499819397926, 0.019420603290200233, -0.00590087566524744, -0.0019761600997298956, 0.01... |
164 | META | 2016 | Transfers by holders of Class B common stock will generally result in those shares converting to Class A common stock, subject to limited exceptions, such as certain transfers effected for estate planning or charitable purposes. The conversion of Class B common stock to Class A common stock will have the effect, over t... | [-0.013440491631627083, -0.00941432360559702, 0.016078095883131027, -0.040819764137268066, -0.02074207365512848, 0.009480762295424938, -0.04382278025150299, 0.02022385410964489, -0.02577810548245907, -0.009454187005758286, -0.016769057139754295, 0.011852613650262356, 0.008982473984360695, 0.010291310958564281, 0.027824... |
165 | META | 2016 | Our status as a "controlled company" could make our Class A common stock less attractive to some investors or otherwise harm our stock price. | [-0.0183817520737648, -0.013590268790721893, 0.003688312601298094, -0.029772326350212097, -0.0371888242661953, 0.012294375337660313, -0.03939516842365265, 0.024761537089943886, 0.013729826547205448, -0.0026632274966686964, -0.0209070835262537, 0.018182383850216866, 0.02000328153371811, -0.0006338249077089131, 0.0206678... |
166 | META | 2016 | Because we qualify as a "controlled company" under the corporate governance rules for NASDAQ-listed companies, we are not required to have a majority of our board of directors be independent, nor are we required to have a compensation committee or an independent nominating function. In connection with the pending Recla... | [-0.017000766471028328, -0.015104424208402634, -0.013844617642462254, -0.05744720622897148, -0.04564480111002922, 0.011172500438988209, -0.025739848613739014, 0.021058671176433563, -0.007525689899921417, -0.000112512381747365, -0.010874125175178051, 0.006527790334075689, 0.03607026860117912, 0.00180019810795784, -0.003... |
167 | META | 2016 | Delaware law and provisions in our restated certificate of incorporation and bylaws could make a merger, tender offer, or proxy contest difficult, thereby depressing the trading price of our Class A common stock. | [-0.02751167118549347, -0.014084608294069767, 0.0024723683018237352, -0.034350138157606125, -0.020199773833155632, 0.015886280685663223, -0.056233227252960205, 0.012762943282723427, -0.014794756658375263, -0.017148766666650772, 0.002847168827429414, 0.018595365807414055, 0.025920413434505463, 0.010652224533259869, 0.01... |
168 | META | 2016 | Our status as a Delaware corporation and the anti-takeover provisions of the Delaware General Corporation Law may discourage, delay, or prevent a change in control by prohibiting us from engaging in a business combination with an interested stockholder for a period of three years after the person becomes an interested ... | [-0.04763677343726158, -0.028566060587763786, 0.0013811263488605618, -0.03131331130862236, -0.025192013010382652, -0.003409056691452861, -0.0248719435185194, 0.012542661279439926, -0.010762283578515053, -0.0023404965177178383, 0.0002229639794677496, 0.016550177708268166, 0.007881672121584415, 0.010042130947113037, 0.01... |
169 | META | 2016 | •we currently have a dual class common stock structure, which provides Mr. Zuckerberg with the ability to control the | [-0.014549444429576397, 0.008815409615635872, -0.01057715155184269, -0.051257990300655365, -0.012499661184847355, 0.025521816685795784, -0.03370755538344383, 0.009364698082208633, -0.0020531329791992903, 0.011481467634439468, -0.017429860308766365, 0.01993515156209469, 0.02152942679822445, -0.0012400855775922537, 0.018... |
170 | META | 2016 | •certain litigation against us can only be brought in Delaware. | [-0.010338717140257359, -0.007275639567524195, 0.013873548246920109, -0.03359418734908104, -0.03944127634167671, 0.020199036225676537, -0.032982900738716125, 0.0001784649648470804, 0.0033653986174613237, -0.0013023061910644174, 0.016624337062239647, 0.02306942455470562, 0.011807133443653584, -6.0247498367971275e-06, -0... |
171 | META | 2016 | We intend to amend and restate our restated certificate of incorporation to create, as further described above, a new class of non-voting capital stock which may prolong Mr. Zuckerberg’s ability to control the outcome of matters submitted to our stockholders for approval, including the election of directors and any mer... | [-0.02428668551146984, -0.0029032735619693995, -0.022846505045890808, -0.024902036413550377, -0.007403838913887739, 0.017164336517453194, -0.051898881793022156, 0.009930701926350594, -0.005322122946381569, 0.007901355624198914, 0.0001968997239600867, 0.014362530782818794, 0.02090880647301674, -0.003248589811846614, 0.0... |
172 | META | 2016 | None. | [-0.00039173135883174837, 0.0027664112858474255, 0.03036193549633026, -0.0021589112002402544, 0.0011439616791903973, 0.015677418559789658, -0.005353185348212719, -0.032452259212732315, -0.002665161155164242, -0.026246612891554832, -0.00082959677092731, 0.012156532146036625, -0.0062513709999620914, -0.011333467438817024... |
173 | META | 2016 | Item 7.Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations | [-0.021974166855216026, 0.005025550723075867, -0.025424454361200333, -0.03315700963139534, -0.016982262954115868, 0.005227429326623678, -0.02747994475066662, -0.005921768955886364, -0.0011982711730524898, -0.008038434199988842, -0.012424702756106853, 0.03134622424840927, -0.008693009614944458, 0.009268057532608509, -0.... |
174 | META | 2016 | You should read the following discussion of our financial condition and results of operations in conjunction with our consolidated financial statements and the related notes included in Part II, Item 8, "Financial Statements and Supplementary Data" of this Annual Report on Form 10-K. In addition to our historical conso... | [-0.014381665736436844, -0.009011133573949337, -0.006648615468293428, -0.035605594515800476, -0.005157518200576305, 0.013490879908204079, -0.030080145224928856, 0.013284320943057537, -0.0011215504491701722, -0.0016089003765955567, 0.014497854746878147, 0.03947857767343521, -0.022940950468182564, -0.007842784747481346, ... |
175 | META | 2016 | Certain revenue information in the section entitled "—Revenue—Foreign Exchange Impact on Revenue" is presented on a constant currency basis. This information is a non-GAAP financial measure. To calculate revenue on a constant currency basis, we translated revenue for the full year 2016 using 2015 monthly exchange rates... | [-9.438994311494753e-06, -0.013819043524563313, 0.00048181400052271783, -0.007930024527013302, 0.019695062190294266, -0.020631063729524612, -0.021294066682457924, -0.01977306231856346, -0.00520326616242528, -0.03746611624956131, 0.016861053183674812, 0.039806123822927475, -0.0054925172589719296, -0.0025528830010443926,... |
176 | META | 2016 | •Total costs and expenses were $15.21 billion*. | [-0.0052360291592776775, -0.0027118141297250986, 0.01665613427758217, -0.01590573601424694, -0.0005217604339122772, -0.011048255488276482, -0.011336354538798332, -0.008194067515432835, -0.0037318849936127663, 0.002179166302084923, -0.011899152770638466, 0.0398782417178154, 0.00188939250074327, 0.0010460333433002234, -0... |
177 | META | 2016 | •Income from operations was $12.43 billion*.[DATA_TABLE_REMOVED] | [-0.03240903466939926, -0.017669258639216423, -0.008722464554011822, -0.03818882256746292, -0.00700040441006422, 0.002993810921907425, -0.03781933709979057, -0.009877102449536324, -0.028766978532075882, -0.0076206098310649395, -0.0016057713655754924, 0.03583995997905731, -0.00202391529455781, -0.014172354713082314, -0.... |
178 | META | 2016 | •Capital expenditures were $4.49 billion. | [-0.0016324950847774744, -0.004223386291414499, 0.0006092661642469466, -0.02806570753455162, -0.01753784529864788, -0.000784435251262039, -0.01871047168970108, -0.024006618186831474, 0.01632656157016754, 0.012222371064126492, 0.017073949798941612, 0.05004922300577164, -0.009400337003171444, -0.007338576950132847, -0.00... |
179 | META | 2016 | •Effective tax rate was 18%*.[DATA_TABLE_REMOVED][DATA_TABLE_REMOVED] | [-0.03787120059132576, -0.006685920059680939, 0.019768821075558662, -0.033785734325647354, -0.005462967790663242, -0.010831862688064575, -0.019190942868590355, -0.03206554055213928, -0.037629298865795135, -0.03174300119280815, 0.017860477790236473, 0.0403171069920063, 0.005456248298287392, 0.0030842586420476437, -0.011... |
180 | META | 2016 | *In the fourth quarter of 2016, we elected to early adopt Accounting Standards Update No. 2016-09, Compensation-Stock Compensation (Topic 718): Improvement to Employee Share-based Payment Accounting (ASU 2016-09) which required us to reflect any adoption adjustments as of January 1, 2016, the beginning of the annual pe... | [-0.01428499910980463, 0.0027506928890943527, -0.0018587110098451376, -0.0620301179587841, -0.028437115252017975, -0.001740776700899005, -0.024729659780859947, -0.0038037963677197695, -0.0041592600755393505, -0.006750492844730616, -0.0001856219460023567, 0.007036192808300257, 0.003694167360663414, -0.001880304538644850... |
181 | META | 2016 | In 2016, we continued to make progress on our three main revenue growth priorities: (i) continuing to capitalize on the shift to mobile, (ii) growing the number of marketers using our ad products, and (iii) making our ads more relevant and effective through continued adoption of newer ad formats and tools for marketers... | [-0.020296581089496613, -0.010807864367961884, -0.004221924114972353, -0.027271082624793053, 0.002197490306571126, -0.0008914039353840053, -0.01814153976738453, -0.0005918203969486058, -0.014301645569503307, -0.025416439399123192, 0.03246930614113808, 0.03037956729531288, 0.011852733790874481, -0.016417505219578743, -0... |
182 | META | 2016 | We continued to invest, based on our roadmap, in: (i) our most developed ecosystem, the Facebook app and platform as well as video, (ii) driving growth and building ecosystems around our products and features that already have significant user bases, such as Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp, and (iii) long-term techn... | [-0.021029112860560417, -0.017108431085944176, -0.005663207266479731, -0.02671872265636921, -0.0006167318788357079, -0.001968591706827283, -0.0307318102568388, -0.004557627718895674, 0.02026345767080784, -0.0025065303780138493, 0.0075971465557813644, 0.009484882466495037, 0.001222737948410213, -0.018230510875582695, 0.... |
183 | META | 2016 | The numbers for our key metrics, our DAUs, MAUs, and average revenue per user (ARPU), do not include Instagram, WhatsApp, or Oculus users unless they would otherwise qualify as such users, respectively, based on their other activities on Facebook. In addition, other user engagement metrics do not include Instagram, Wha... | [-0.026342064142227173, 0.005157816223800182, 0.0016631359467282891, -0.03732127323746681, -0.0038273073732852936, -0.008204245939850807, -0.019237078726291656, -0.0072591486386954784, -0.011602573096752167, -0.016462113708257675, 0.01584545522928238, 0.02502831071615219, -0.006327457260340452, -0.012192420661449432, -... |
184 | META | 2016 | Trends in the number of users affect our revenue and financial results by influencing the number of ads we are able to show, the value of our ads to marketers, the volume of Payments transactions, as well as our expenses and capital expenditures. Substantially all of our daily and monthly active users (as defined below... | [-0.018787799403071404, -0.003909841179847717, 0.019468888640403748, -0.02829735539853573, -0.01162350457161665, -0.007768279407173395, -0.04068547859787941, -0.0010730377398431301, -0.0012103801127523184, -0.03392598405480385, 0.014071572571992874, 0.024853352457284927, 0.00010672147618606687, -0.01016494445502758, -0... |
185 | META | 2016 | •Daily Active Users (DAUs). We define a daily active user as a registered Facebook user who logged in and visited Facebook through our website or a mobile device, or used our Messenger application (and is also a registered Facebook user), on a given day. We view DAUs, and DAUs as a percentage of MAUs, as measures of us... | [-0.020779937505722046, 0.005818778183311224, 0.007287499960511923, -0.029546059668064117, -0.026892459020018578, -0.003792272415012121, -0.03131512552499771, 0.007558140903711319, -0.0022360875736922026, -0.022469792515039444, 0.005647152196615934, 0.02534782700240612, 0.0023334522265940905, 0.005947497673332691, -0.0... |
186 | META | 2016 | Note: For purposes of reporting DAUs, MAUs, and ARPU by geographic region, Europe includes all users in Russia and Turkey and Rest of World includes all users in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. | [0.011224004440009594, -0.01591235212981701, 0.0029668444767594337, -0.04395325109362602, -0.022409789264202118, 0.009007231332361698, -0.011574356816709042, 0.014931365847587585, -0.015377268195152283, -0.03529000282287598, 0.003586330683901906, 0.009975477121770382, -0.02061343938112259, -0.012523491866886616, -0.003... |
187 | META | 2016 | Worldwide DAUs increased 18% to 1.23 billion on average during December 2016 from 1.04 billion during December 2015. We experienced growth in DAUs across major markets, including India, Indonesia, and Brazil. | [-0.013332395814359188, 0.0001680707064224407, 0.005773057229816914, -0.037330709397792816, -0.029331272467970848, -0.008018854074180126, -0.018095815554261208, 0.012141541577875614, -0.016335422173142433, -0.02508561499416828, -0.0007268906338140368, 0.019209004938602448, 0.0012976434081792831, -0.006559409666806459, ... |
188 | META | 2016 | •Monthly Active Users (MAUs). We define a monthly active user as a registered Facebook user who logged in and visited Facebook through our website or a mobile device, or used our Messenger application (and is also a registered Facebook user), in the last 30 days as of the date of measurement. MAUs are a measure of the ... | [-0.023040320724248886, 0.010667786933481693, 0.0054814196191728115, -0.018306367099285126, -0.02696124091744423, -0.02286984585225582, -0.03656028211116791, -0.005051954183727503, 0.00829425361007452, -0.02147982083261013, 0.02145359478890896, 0.015841040760278702, -0.002863648347556591, -0.00790740642696619, -0.00515... |
189 | META | 2016 | As of December 31, 2016, we had 1.86 billion MAUs, an increase of 17% from December 31, 2015. Users in India, Indonesia, and Brazil represented key sources of growth in 2016, relative to the same period in 2015. | [-0.00170793104916811, -0.00855284370481968, -0.00641298433765769, -0.022631734609603882, -0.02144475467503071, -0.011223547160625458, -0.02537497505545616, 0.009251842275261879, -0.012463279999792576, -0.024821052327752113, 0.017395837232470512, -0.006877884268760681, 0.012885317206382751, -0.007003176491707563, 0.000... |
190 | META | 2016 | We calculate our revenue by user geography based on our estimate of the geography in which ad impressions are delivered, virtual and digital goods are purchased or virtual reality platform devices are shipped. We define ARPU as our total revenue in a given geography during a given quarter, divided by the average of the... | [0.016252296045422554, 0.006578310392796993, 0.01702621392905712, -0.03943051025271416, 0.0006103629129938781, -0.004535295534878969, -0.020135007798671722, -0.0035711764357984066, -0.014035477302968502, -0.040584828704595566, -0.005427269730716944, 0.024385003373026848, -0.01903315633535385, -0.016383469104766846, -0.... |
191 | META | 2016 | Note: Our revenue by user geography in the charts above is geographically apportioned based on our estimation of the geographic location of our users when they perform a revenue-generating activity. This allocation differs from our revenue by geography disclosure in our consolidated financial statements where revenue i... | [0.005527125671505928, -0.00455290824174881, 0.01339630875736475, -0.026018492877483368, 0.003808304201811552, 0.0008954927325248718, -0.018474048003554344, 0.006737516727298498, -0.024037254974246025, -0.03629205748438835, 0.01094928476959467, 0.020875148475170135, -0.0115528404712677, -0.009755294770002365, -0.023040... |
192 | META | 2016 | For 2016, worldwide ARPU was $15.98, an increase of 34% from 2015. Over this period, ARPU increased by 49% in United States & Canada, 35% in Europe, 34% in Asia-Pacific, and 25% in Rest of World. In addition, user growth was more rapid in geographies with relatively lower ARPU, such as Asia-Pacific and Rest of World. W... | [0.004703368525952101, -0.005521625746041536, 0.020823681727051735, -0.04865731671452522, 0.007892639376223087, -0.01760219596326351, -0.0038432320579886436, 0.011629561893641949, -0.02613268978893757, -0.020900996401906013, -0.003701486624777317, 0.016674408689141273, -0.0082019018009305, -0.005544176325201988, 0.0086... |
193 | META | 2016 | Our consolidated financial statements are prepared in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The preparation of these consolidated financial statements requires us to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets, liabilities, revenue, costs and expenses, and r... | [-0.00862002745270729, -0.014836213551461697, 0.004040833562612534, -0.035506751388311386, -0.008432227186858654, 0.0005923530552536249, -0.02047021873295307, 0.010216329246759415, -0.00348056317307055, -0.022924140095710754, 0.009634148329496384, 0.028220105916261673, -0.015036533586680889, -0.0003562334459275007, -0.... |
194 | META | 2016 | An accounting policy is deemed to be critical if it requires an accounting estimate to be made based on assumptions about matters that are highly uncertain at the time the estimate is made, if different estimates reasonably could have been used, or if changes in the estimate that are reasonably possible could materiall... | [-0.0024268131237477064, -0.0072935218922793865, 0.016091536730527878, -0.04011109843850136, 0.012683532200753689, -0.007542090490460396, -0.01288631185889244, 0.010963177308440208, 0.01165001094341278, -0.024765267968177795, 0.0034210868179798126, 0.01677182875573635, -0.005491400603204966, 0.024739103391766548, -0.03... |
195 | META | 2016 | We are subject to income taxes in the United States and numerous foreign jurisdictions. Significant judgment is required in determining our provision for income taxes and income tax assets and liabilities, including evaluating uncertainties in the application of accounting principles and complex tax laws. | [0.006405126769095659, -0.031476981937885284, 0.0038154865615069866, -0.0398792028427124, 0.011819543316960335, -0.006797021254897118, -0.01634044013917446, 0.013945179991424084, 0.015550380572676659, -0.017406394705176353, 0.013568961061537266, -0.0071042669005692005, -0.01182581391185522, 0.010176721028983593, -0.007... |
196 | META | 2016 | We record a provision for income taxes for the anticipated tax consequences of the reported results of operations using the asset and liability method. Under this method, we recognize deferred tax assets and liabilities for the expected future tax consequences of temporary differences between the financial reporting an... | [-0.022682078182697296, -0.01943628303706646, -0.009692483581602573, -0.03307375684380531, 0.0017976958770304918, 0.005041887518018484, -0.015574685297906399, -0.00946797151118517, 0.005805226508527994, -0.014766443520784378, 0.026505189016461372, 0.02406763657927513, -0.024285731837153435, 0.024837389588356018, 0.0041... |
197 | META | 2016 | We recognize tax benefits from uncertain tax positions only if we believe that it is more likely than not that the tax position will be sustained on examination by the taxing authorities based on the technical merits of the position. These uncertain tax positions include our estimates for transfer pricing that have bee... | [-0.004818695597350597, -0.028447642922401428, 0.010043038986623287, -0.03001789003610611, 0.009990696795284748, 0.000817019201349467, -0.01877753809094429, -0.0005765751120634377, 0.0023177501279860735, -0.005629990249872208, 0.03430989757180214, 0.010265490040183067, -0.010160807520151138, 0.02761017717421055, -0.016... |
198 | META | 2016 | We account for share-based employee compensation plans under the fair value recognition and measurement provisions in accordance with applicable accounting standards, which require all share-based payments to employees, including grants of stock options and restricted stock units (RSUs), to be measured based on the gra... | [-0.0030543215107172728, -0.01545412465929985, -0.004118730779737234, -0.0581984743475914, -0.0137743279337883, -0.0030769342556595802, -0.013386682607233524, -0.010492265224456787, 0.018813716247677803, -0.014161973260343075, -0.01438163872808218, 0.007714140694588423, -0.02257387526333332, 0.002012524986639619, -0.01... |
199 | META | 2016 | We elected to early adopt ASU 2016-09 in the fourth quarter of 2016, which among other items, provides an accounting policy election to account for forfeitures as they occur, rather than to account for them based on an estimate of expected forfeitures. We elected to account for forfeitures as they occur and therefore, ... | [-0.018482211977243423, -0.01316258404403925, -0.006561318412423134, -0.05302317813038826, -0.03123866766691208, 0.0036518347915261984, -0.017430270090699196, 0.00287619442678988, -0.008348952978849411, -0.000740270537789911, 0.016138646751642227, 0.012450193054974079, 0.0022020863834768534, 0.02455417811870575, -0.008... |
200 | META | 2016 | We have historically issued unvested restricted shares to employee stockholders of certain acquired companies. As these awards are generally subject to continued post-acquisition employment, we have accounted for them as post-acquisition share-based compensation expense. We recognize compensation expense equal to the g... | [-0.0009150851401500404, -0.012516003102064133, 0.007576511707156897, -0.056308895349502563, -0.014090343378484249, 0.002600940875709057, -0.026068447157740593, -0.003647221252322197, 0.013375330716371536, 0.001246352563612163, -0.006966454908251762, -0.00072895223274827, 0.0029256485868245363, -0.0067073446698486805, ... |
201 | META | 2016 | We are involved in various lawsuits, claims, investigations, and proceedings that arise in the ordinary course of business. Certain of these matters include speculative claims for substantial or indeterminate amounts of damages. We record a liability when we believe that it is both probable that a loss has been incurre... | [0.007256821263581514, -0.00992408487945795, 0.0002791564620565623, -0.03126220032572746, -0.007549488451331854, -0.0022083085495978594, -0.015498069114983082, 0.01879722811281681, 0.0009328773012384772, -0.026233641430735588, 0.008567173033952713, 0.02370605804026127, -0.006774585228413343, 0.018517864868044853, -0.00... |
202 | META | 2016 | We believe that the amount or estimable range of reasonably possible loss, will not, either individually or in the aggregate, have a material adverse effect on our business, consolidated financial position, results of operations, or cash flows with respect to loss contingencies for legal and other contingencies as of D... | [-0.015394235961139202, -0.022367235273122787, 0.00154964835382998, -0.020275335758924484, -0.01575629599392414, -0.00212709978222847, -0.01995350420475006, 0.0047201840206980705, 0.0025981124490499496, 0.001303246826864779, 0.005628685001283884, 0.030010713264346123, -0.018652772530913353, 0.016158584505319595, -0.003... |
203 | META | 2016 | We allocate the fair value of purchase consideration to the tangible assets acquired, liabilities assumed, and intangible assets acquired based on their estimated fair values. The excess of the fair value of purchase consideration over the fair values of these identifiable assets and liabilities is recorded as goodwill... | [-0.017539197579026222, -0.004097271244972944, 0.01290607824921608, -0.036045532673597336, -0.02365569770336151, 0.005133024882525206, -0.024073919281363487, 0.00215319124981761, 0.012945286929607391, -0.00939693208783865, -0.008070383220911026, 0.026766225695610046, -0.027419697493314743, 0.02408698946237564, -0.00503... |
204 | META | 2016 | We review goodwill for impairment at least annually or more frequently if events or changes in circumstances would more likely than not reduce the fair value of our single reporting unit below its carrying value. As of December 31, 2016, no impairment of goodwill has been identified. | [-0.008268000558018684, -0.016856467351317406, 0.013267257250845432, -0.030046813189983368, -0.007575796451419592, 0.010242066346108913, -0.00615293113514781, 0.02220182679593563, 0.007505293935537338, -0.017382029443979263, -0.006354824174195528, 0.019407369196414948, 0.005018484313040972, 0.011555973440408707, -0.006... |
205 | META | 2016 | Acquired finite-lived intangible assets are amortized over their estimated useful lives. We evaluate the recoverability of our intangible assets for possible impairment whenever events or circumstances indicate that the carrying amount of such assets may not be recoverable. The evaluation is performed at the lowest lev... | [-0.010837453417479992, -0.006176430266350508, 0.026555698364973068, -0.021320655941963196, -0.013356571085751057, 0.011723081581294537, -0.021989798173308372, -0.010784972459077835, -0.00025502784410491586, -0.01706964522600174, 0.0020861441735178232, 0.02723795920610428, -0.00894155539572239, 0.016676032915711403, -0... |
206 | META | 2016 | In addition to the recoverability assessment, we routinely review the remaining estimated useful lives of our finite-lived intangible assets. If we reduce the estimated useful life assumption for any asset, the remaining unamortized balance would be amortized over the revised estimated useful life. | [-0.009223154745995998, -0.00631492305546999, 0.03353874385356903, -0.030448954552412033, -0.014181343838572502, -1.9487199551804224e-06, -0.022143494337797165, 0.0016150424489751458, 0.0029742529150098562, 0.002371809910982847, 0.01393046323210001, 0.016835393384099007, 0.005393927916884422, -0.0014310084516182542, -0... |
207 | META | 2016 | Advertising. We generate substantially all of our revenue from advertising. Our advertising revenue is generated by displaying ad products on Facebook, Instagram, and third-party affiliated websites or mobile applications. Marketers pay for ad products either directly or through their relationships with advertising age... | [-0.013858355581760406, -0.0009186654933728278, -0.009631040506064892, -0.015254532918334007, -0.004705635830760002, -0.018344223499298096, -0.01728416234254837, -0.027561580762267113, -0.0031704867724329233, -0.018706195056438446, 0.004883389919996262, 0.03229307010769844, -0.025570735335350037, -0.010561824776232243,... |
208 | META | 2016 | Payments and other fees. We enable Payments from people to purchase virtual and digital goods from our developers. People can transact and make payments on the Facebook website by using debit and credit cards, PayPal, mobile phone payments, gift cards, or other methods. We receive a fee from developers when people make... | [-0.007716819643974304, 0.01209254004061222, -0.0024432202335447073, -0.03561203554272652, -0.0168438870459795, -0.017990535125136375, -0.0412793830037117, -0.011730092577636242, 0.004668972454965115, -0.03967143967747688, 0.02666289731860161, 0.0138784134760499, 0.002090658526867628, -0.0182673130184412, 0.00888982880... |
209 | META | 2016 | Cost of revenue. Our cost of revenue consists primarily of expenses associated with the delivery and distribution of our products. These include expenses related to the operation of our data centers, such as facility and server equipment depreciation, salaries, benefits, and share-based compensation for employees on ou... | [0.009666183963418007, -0.008420608937740326, 0.0015885952161625028, -0.0055142659693956375, 0.00507636833935976, 0.001284499652683735, -0.005251527763903141, -0.005283964332193136, -0.007505889516323805, -0.02719506248831749, -0.01695799082517624, 0.047643259167671204, -0.002243008930236101, -0.03054254688322544, 0.00... |
210 | META | 2016 | Research and development. Research and development expenses consist primarily of share-based compensation, salaries, and benefits for employees on our engineering and technical teams who are responsible for building new products as well as improving existing products. We expense all of our research and development cost... | [0.00534522719681263, 0.0009941214229911566, 0.007343200501054525, -0.056306518614292145, -0.017748229205608368, -0.005111697595566511, 0.0052122450433671474, -0.004949524533003569, 0.004839247092604637, -0.005367931444197893, -0.0006559903849847615, 0.025311985984444618, 0.000645043735858053, -0.0036326786503195763, -... |
211 | META | 2016 | Marketing and sales. Our marketing and sales expenses consist of salaries, share-based compensation, and benefits for our employees engaged in sales, sales support, marketing, business development, and customer service functions. Our marketing and sales expenses also include marketing and promotional expenditures, as w... | [-0.008510831743478775, -0.0008899396634660661, 0.010146565735340118, -0.033541951328516006, -0.04191490635275841, -0.004612645134329796, 0.0032072297763079405, 0.010296978056430817, 0.008567236363887787, -0.008761518634855747, -0.004299286287277937, 0.0298819188028574, -0.008410557173192501, 0.008592304773628712, -0.0... |
212 | META | 2016 | General and administrative. The majority of our general and administrative expenses consist of salaries, benefits, and share-based compensation for certain of our executives as well as our legal, finance, human resources, corporate communications and policy, and other administrative employees. In addition, general and ... | [0.005298434291034937, 0.021627042442560196, 0.0018511066446080804, -0.04679699242115021, -0.012980048544704914, -0.011367897503077984, -0.0012967304792255163, 0.005151874851435423, -0.0016225060680881143, -0.013139352202415466, 0.006266999524086714, 0.01675872690975666, 0.00838573556393385, 0.0016073721926659346, -0.0... |
213 | META | 2016 | 2016 Compared to 2015. Revenue in 2016 increased $9.71 billion, or 54%, compared to 2015. The increase was mostly due to an increase in advertising revenue. | [-0.00032119351089932024, -0.01190041285008192, 0.003467341884970665, -0.024927712976932526, 0.008346387185156345, -0.024940095841884613, -0.011522720567882061, -0.007207117974758148, -0.026698533445596695, -0.023862741887569427, 0.01696520857512951, 0.012049013748764992, 0.007739602588117123, -0.02063068561255932, 0.0... |
214 | META | 2016 | The most important factor driving advertising revenue growth was an increase in revenue from ads in News Feed. For 2016, we estimate that mobile advertising revenue represented approximately 83% of total advertising revenue, as compared with approximately 77% in 2015. Factors that influenced our advertising revenue gro... | [-0.00902094878256321, 0.014012877829372883, 0.006829060614109039, -0.02693614736199379, 0.006122715305536985, -0.02612527459859848, -0.04507940262556076, -0.012739555910229683, -0.01757311262190342, -0.02739226259291172, 0.015495252795517445, 0.024427512660622597, -0.008634517900645733, -0.010256260633468628, -0.00639... |
215 | META | 2016 | In 2016 compared to 2015, the average price per ad increased by 5% and the number of ads delivered increased by 50%. The increase in average price per ad was driven by a continued mix shift towards a greater percentage of our ads being shown in News Feed while the increase in the ads delivered was driven by the same fa... | [-0.012729317881166935, 0.012869550846517086, -0.0015513257822021842, -0.03559364378452301, -0.017796821892261505, -0.026134302839636803, -0.030494268983602524, -0.011314240284264088, -0.0329674668610096, -0.011110265739262104, 0.008343853987753391, 0.03556814789772034, -0.004379088990390301, -0.017286885529756546, 0.0... |
216 | META | 2016 | Advertising spending is traditionally seasonally strong in the fourth quarter of each year. We believe that this seasonality in advertising spending affects our quarterly results, which generally reflect significant growth in advertising revenue between the third and fourth quarters and a decline in advertising spendin... | [-0.008472525514662266, -0.013313064351677895, 0.006808392237871885, -0.02682860940694809, -0.005071492865681648, -0.008611730299890041, -0.011484416201710701, -0.020868102088570595, -0.03016952984035015, -0.01779293641448021, 0.024348227307200432, 0.03490250185132027, -0.01249681692570448, -0.005055673886090517, -0.00... |
217 | META | 2016 | Payments and other fees revenue in 2016 decreased $96 million, or 11%, compared to 2015. The majority of the decrease in Payments and other fees revenue was due to decreased Payments revenue from games played on personal computers. We anticipate Payments and other fees revenue will continue to decline in 2017. | [-0.011769881471991539, -0.0017838024068623781, 0.011024219915270805, -0.028026588261127472, -0.0010783165926113725, -0.011679887771606445, -0.026188146322965622, 0.00997643731534481, -0.007681599352508783, -0.04003430902957916, 0.02735806442797184, 0.0058817267417907715, 0.010580680333077908, 0.006093854550272226, 0.0... |
218 | META | 2016 | 2015 Compared to 2014. Revenue in 2015 increased $5.46 billion, or 44%, compared to 2014. The increase was primarily due to an increase in advertising revenue. | [-0.00838197860866785, -0.007015889510512352, 0.0015468954807147384, -0.024095099419355392, 0.014452113769948483, -0.0273712407797575, -0.009754249826073647, -0.01557712908834219, -0.02991797775030136, -0.02189452014863491, 0.015923287719488144, 0.008864128030836582, -0.0013722708681598306, -0.009661528281867504, 0.009... |
219 | META | 2016 | The most important factor driving advertising revenue growth was an increase in revenue from ads in News Feed on mobile devices. In 2015, we estimate that mobile advertising revenue represented approximately 77% of total advertising revenue, as compared with approximately 65% in 2014. Factors that influenced our mobile... | [-0.014037422835826874, 0.014925867319107056, 0.008395800366997719, -0.022464953362941742, 0.006228630430996418, -0.0215638168156147, -0.04127459228038788, -0.012692064046859741, -0.01817503571510315, -0.03272014111280441, 0.017527740448713303, 0.02799869328737259, -0.00878925435245037, -0.004543758928775787, -0.011276... |
220 | META | 2016 | In 2015 compared to 2014, the average price per ad increased by 140% and the number of ads delivered decreased by 38%. The increase in average price per ad was driven by a product change related to certain non-News Feed ads during the third quarter of 2014, which decreased the number of ads displayed but increased the ... | [-0.012058386579155922, 0.027090072631835938, 0.01336714718490839, -0.024358194321393967, -0.010902103036642075, -0.027522090822458267, -0.031511906534433365, -0.016988474875688553, -0.03689942508935928, -0.012801711447536945, 0.004402772057801485, 0.038475021719932556, -0.005425638519227505, -0.00898978766053915, 0.00... |
221 | META | 2016 | Payments and other fees revenue in 2015 decreased $125 million, or 13%, compared to 2014. The decrease in Payments and other fees revenue was a result of decreased Payments revenue from games played on personal computers, partially offset by an increase in other fees revenue related to acquisitions closed in the second... | [-0.018984666094183922, 0.004894182551652193, 0.010412606410682201, -0.02664288692176342, 0.004250634461641312, -0.014376862905919552, -0.0207351166754961, 0.005190214607864618, -0.011204170994460583, -0.04159894213080406, 0.027337919920682907, 0.00797999557107687, 0.008829479105770588, 0.013656089082360268, 0.01231750... |
222 | META | 2016 | No customer represented 10% or more of total revenue during the years ended December 31, 2016, 2015, and 2014. | [-0.01510033942759037, -0.03838638588786125, 0.008300102315843105, -0.025319760665297508, -0.0208964291960001, -0.012081542983651161, -0.014935100451111794, -0.002477002330124378, 0.007728119846433401, -0.025929875671863556, 0.020438844338059425, 0.03220897540450096, 0.0034604945685714483, -0.01784585602581501, -0.0006... |
223 | META | 2016 | The general strengthening of the U.S. dollar relative to certain foreign currencies from the full year 2015 compared to the same period in 2016 had an unfavorable impact on our revenue. If we had translated revenue for the full year 2016 using the prior year's monthly exchange rates for our settlement currencies other ... | [-0.008788075298070908, -0.014908801764249802, 0.000134092231746763, -0.008182445541024208, 0.01071449276059866, -0.014560886658728123, -0.01525671686977148, -0.02127435803413391, -0.024134991690516472, -0.020011555403470993, 0.026286911219358444, 0.03399258479475975, 0.023774191737174988, -0.012196353636682034, -0.005... |
224 | META | 2016 | The general strengthening of the U.S. dollar relative to certain foreign currencies (primarily the Euro) from the full year 2014 to the same period in 2015 had an unfavorable impact on our revenue. If we had translated revenue for the full year 2015 using 2014 monthly exchange rates for our settlement currencies other ... | [-0.011556209996342659, -0.017679516226053238, 0.001026734709739685, -0.016608422622084618, 0.011982066556811333, -0.017782755196094513, -0.014453328214585781, -0.021550944074988365, -0.02520298957824707, -0.02158965915441513, 0.025693371891975403, 0.030016465112566948, 0.01795051619410515, -0.008788139559328556, -0.00... |
225 | META | 2016 | 2016 Compared to 2015. Cost of revenue in 2016 increased $922 million, or 32%, compared to 2015. The majority of the increase was due to an increase in operational expenses related to our data centers and technical infrastructure and, to a lesser extent, higher costs associated with ads payment processing and various p... | [0.0043505774810910225, -0.007649923209100962, 0.0013647007290273905, -0.024520283564925194, 0.006133237387984991, -0.005214993376284838, -0.009682726114988327, -0.0041795941069722176, -0.015933118760585785, -0.03065035492181778, 0.009632064029574394, 0.015755802392959595, 0.008916467428207397, -0.03361406549811363, 0.... |
226 | META | 2016 | 2015 Compared to 2014. Cost of revenue in 2015 increased $714 million, or 33%, compared to 2014. The increase was primarily due to an increase in operational expenses related to our data centers and technical infrastructure, compared to 2014. Amortization of our intangible assets in 2015 also increased $100 million com... | [-0.0048875221982598305, -0.007042166776955128, 0.010841060429811478, -0.03046867810189724, 0.01270174328237772, 0.00048818689538165927, -0.013018317520618439, -0.008043576031923294, -0.010660160332918167, -0.02059672214090824, 0.0015812572091817856, 0.0229225754737854, 0.0008116258541122079, -0.02143661491572857, 0.01... |
227 | META | 2016 | In 2017, we anticipate that the cost of revenue will increase as we continue to expand our data center capacity and technical infrastructure to support user growth, increased user engagement, and the delivery of new products and services and, to a lesser extent, due to higher costs associated with ads payment processin... | [0.003823097562417388, -0.025296270847320557, 0.001675454550422728, -0.018262291327118874, 0.0005592989618889987, 0.0003917942231055349, -0.027406463399529457, -0.0032369326800107956, -0.010420708917081356, -0.01748073846101761, 0.014836483635008335, 0.02007289044559002, 0.01038163062185049, -0.03592539206147194, 0.014... |
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