Microsoft announced some significant integrations between LinkedIn, the professional social network it bought last year for over $26 billion and Microsoft Dynamics 365, the company’s CRM and ERP suite ...

Employees of companies that issue credentials using Microsoft’s Verified ID will see a prompt in LinkedIn to verify their workplace. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft is expanding its digital identity ...

Ryan Roslansky, CEO of LinkedIn, will also lead Microsoft Office applications under a new organizational structure aimed at accelerating the company’s agentic web AI strategy. (Microsoft Photo) ...

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LinkedIn standalone revenue in Microsoft suites of business will be close to $25B by 2025. Deep integration of LinkedIn Premium solution with Dynamic 365 will redefine social marketing. The ...

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced Monday morning it has reached an agreement to acquire LinkedIn Corp (NYSE: LNKD) for $196 per share, or $26.2 billion, inclusive of LinkedIn's net cash.

Microsoft just announced a deal to pay $26.2 billion to acquire business social network, LinkedIn. It fails the four tests of a successful acquisition. While the deal certainly rescues LinkedIn from a ...

We see an enormous growth potential from Microsoft's Productivity and Business Processes segment. For its Office products, we compared its Microsoft 365 offering and determined its advantage in terms ...

A key to understanding the massive and unexpected $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn by Microsoft can be found in the letter LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner wrote to his employees explaining the deal.

Microsoft is scooping up LinkedIn for $26.2 billion, the companies said on Monday, in the tech giant's biggest acquisition yet. Microsoft will pay $196 per share in cash for the professional social ...

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Microsoft is buying the professional networking website LinkedIn for just over $26bn (£18bn) in cash. The software giant will pay $196 a share - a premium of almost 50% to Friday's closing share price ...