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Facebook Morale Takes a Tumble Along With Stock Price

Facebook Inc.s difficult year is taking a toll on employee morale, with several key measures of internal sentiment taking a sharp turn for the worse over the past year, according to people familiar with the matter and messages reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

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