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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner to Step Down After 11 Years, Says Time Is Right
LinkedIn is getting a new CEO. Jeff Weiner will become executive chairman after 11 years as chief of the Microsoft-owned business.
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LinkedIn CEO Takes Selfie At Employee's Desk. Here's Why It's Viral
Mariah Walton, an analytics manager with LinkedIn, was going to be away on vacation during CEO Jeff Weiner's visit to their office. So, she improvised. But what the CEO did in return is now viral
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What Microsoft Should Do to Make LinkedIn Acquisition a Success
Microsoft should retain LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, let the company retain its identity, and keep employees motivated to make the acquisition a success.
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LinkedIn CEO Meets HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar to Discuss Education Sector
Emerging from the meeting, Javadekar said it was a fruitful discussion, and added that the ministry is open to good ideas.
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Microsoft Shifts To Social With Huge LinkedIn Deal
The deal reflects Microsoft's new focus on business services and cloud computing.
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Microsoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion In One Of Biggest Tech Deals
Microsoft said on Monday that it was buying the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash, a move that helps refocus the US tech giant around cloud computing and services.
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Microsoft to Buy LinkedIn for $26.2 Billion
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner will continue in his role, but now report to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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Microsoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion Cash In Its Biggest-Ever Deal
The offer of $196 per share represents a premium of 49.5 per cent to LinkedIn's Friday closing price.
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This Year's Best-Rated CEO By Employees Is Someone You've Probably Never Heard Of
The rest of the top 10 included more well-known names, such as Zuckerberg (No. 4), Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff (No. 6), who has been an outspoken advocate for gay rights, and Apple CEO Tim Cook (No. 8). Google's new CEO, Sundhar Pichai, came in at No. 7.
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When CEOs Sacrifice Their Bonuses, Do Employees Stick Around?
There are two reasons employees leave companies, said Ken Oehler, the director of the global engagement practice at human resource consulting firm Aon Hewitt: "They're moving away from something unpleasant ... or toward something better."
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LinkedIn CEO Passes Stock Package To Employees
The social networking site did not confirm the value of the stock package.
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LinkedIn launches China version despite censorship fears
Business networking site LinkedIn has launched a Chinese version, attempting to tap the huge market while navigating a strict censorship regime that has seen other foreign social media giants banned.
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LinkedIn jumpstarts China expansion with Chinese language site
LinkedIn chief executive Jeff Weiner acknowledged in a blog post on Monday that the company would have to censor some of the content that users post on its website in order to comply with Chinese rules.
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LinkedIn revenue soars as membership growth rate rises
LinkedIn Corp reported its revenue jumped 59 per cent to $363.7 million in the second quarter after membership grew at a faster pace for the first time since late 2011.
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Small group rode LinkedIn to big payday
For Reid Hoffman, the chairman of LinkedIn, it took less than 30 minutes to earn himself an extra $200 million.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner to Step Down After 11 Years, Says Time Is Right
LinkedIn is getting a new CEO. Jeff Weiner will become executive chairman after 11 years as chief of the Microsoft-owned business.
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LinkedIn CEO Takes Selfie At Employee's Desk. Here's Why It's Viral
Mariah Walton, an analytics manager with LinkedIn, was going to be away on vacation during CEO Jeff Weiner's visit to their office. So, she improvised. But what the CEO did in return is now viral
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What Microsoft Should Do to Make LinkedIn Acquisition a Success
Microsoft should retain LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, let the company retain its identity, and keep employees motivated to make the acquisition a success.
-
LinkedIn CEO Meets HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar to Discuss Education Sector
Emerging from the meeting, Javadekar said it was a fruitful discussion, and added that the ministry is open to good ideas.
-
Microsoft Shifts To Social With Huge LinkedIn Deal
The deal reflects Microsoft's new focus on business services and cloud computing.
-
Microsoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion In One Of Biggest Tech Deals
Microsoft said on Monday that it was buying the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash, a move that helps refocus the US tech giant around cloud computing and services.
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Microsoft to Buy LinkedIn for $26.2 Billion
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner will continue in his role, but now report to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
-
Microsoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion Cash In Its Biggest-Ever Deal
The offer of $196 per share represents a premium of 49.5 per cent to LinkedIn's Friday closing price.
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This Year's Best-Rated CEO By Employees Is Someone You've Probably Never Heard Of
The rest of the top 10 included more well-known names, such as Zuckerberg (No. 4), Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff (No. 6), who has been an outspoken advocate for gay rights, and Apple CEO Tim Cook (No. 8). Google's new CEO, Sundhar Pichai, came in at No. 7.
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When CEOs Sacrifice Their Bonuses, Do Employees Stick Around?
There are two reasons employees leave companies, said Ken Oehler, the director of the global engagement practice at human resource consulting firm Aon Hewitt: "They're moving away from something unpleasant ... or toward something better."
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LinkedIn CEO Passes Stock Package To Employees
The social networking site did not confirm the value of the stock package.
-
LinkedIn launches China version despite censorship fears
Business networking site LinkedIn has launched a Chinese version, attempting to tap the huge market while navigating a strict censorship regime that has seen other foreign social media giants banned.
-
LinkedIn jumpstarts China expansion with Chinese language site
LinkedIn chief executive Jeff Weiner acknowledged in a blog post on Monday that the company would have to censor some of the content that users post on its website in order to comply with Chinese rules.
-
LinkedIn revenue soars as membership growth rate rises
LinkedIn Corp reported its revenue jumped 59 per cent to $363.7 million in the second quarter after membership grew at a faster pace for the first time since late 2011.
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Small group rode LinkedIn to big payday
For Reid Hoffman, the chairman of LinkedIn, it took less than 30 minutes to earn himself an extra $200 million.
