

It’s a key reason the economy felt so, so bad this year.


Vulnerability is having a moment on the platform as mass layoffs hit the tech industry.

Reid Hoffman symbolizes a bigger debate over whether Silicon Valley disruption has any place in our politics.


Hempel joined the site’s editorial team this year after 17 years at magazines like Businessweek, Fortune, and Wired.


“You’re not doing anything to free those who are more trapped. You’re only enslaving them more by entrenching the system.”


GLG CEO Alexander Saint-Amand explains how the company works on the latest Recode Decode.


His Decency Pledge is just a first step to improving online interactions.


Hoffman, now a general partner at Greylock Partners, talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher on the latest Recode Decode.




The two were interviewed on our Code Conference stage by Kara Swisher.






LinkedIn is partnering with DataSift so advertisers know more about the company’s user base.


It’s part of a $27 million fund being managed by MIT and Harvard.


LinkedIn is “disappointed.”


The difference between LinkedIn and Facebook is the difference between your office and your home, Daniel Roth says.


Skills, not diplomas, need to be valued more, says Jeff Weiner.
The FTC has never challenged a merger based on the anticompetitive acquisition of data.


LinkedIn is adding salary information to its site to help job seekers.

It’s still mostly white, mostly male.

LinkedIn promises your boss won’t find out.

With a new owner, will the company become more than just a job network?

Bots!

LinkedIn is late to the party.

A LinkedIn board committee met earlier this month to discuss the email from Marc Benioff.

With the deal, LinkedIn is handing over its Mountain View headquarters.

How the $26 billion deal went down.

LinkedIn had more suitors than we thought.

Another bidder, likely Salesforce, was offering a few million dollars more, but its offer was made up of both stock and cash.


The ultimate thought leader is thinking about joining.

It bought Demandware instead


Microsoft got a great deal on LinkedIn. Here’s why.


The longtime tech investor and entrepreneur is an insider’s insider in Silicon Valley.


The media-loving exec has options, ya know!


LinkedIn’s stock was struggling, among other things.


But results will get rolled up and hidden away .


Satya Nadella and Jeff Weiner are using all the correct buzzwords like “scale” and “cloud.”
Twitter stock is up more than 8 percent in early-morning trading.


CEO Satya Nadella says the acquisition will be “key to our bold ambition to reinvent productivity and business processes.”


Revenue, earnings, membership all higher than expected.