LinkedIn is retiring some of its products aimed at high school kids, though.
The case is questioning whether President Obama overstepped his authority or ignored legal procedures when he made changes to immigration law.
The architecture may not please critics, but the insides look pretty pleasant.
LinkedIn is building its Lynda.com business.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in April.
That’s one way to boost morale!
You can be an astronaut, says LinkedIn.
Different strokes for different folks.
Why pretend?
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Just how strong is the U.S. economy?
Cloud software companies have suffered their longest sustained decline in five years. Does that mean their revolution is over?
Bad time to disappoint a jittery market.
LinkedIn anticipates making less money in 2016 than analysts expected.
Twenty-seven states count computer science classes toward high school graduation. California doesn’t.
The new app includes a new private messaging feature.
“It’s difficult to achieve long-term success without obtaining long-term commitments,” says the LinkedIn chairman.
A solid beat for the professional social network.
They want to raise more money, they say in an hour-long interview with Re/code.
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LinkedIn is trying to makes things easier to find.
Oh, the irony...
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A Mountain View throwdown on mobile.
There’s a reason these social companies are looking overseas.
LinkedIn is taking its “multi-app strategy” to heart.
Re/code co-executive editor Kara Swisher says the possibility of an Apple Car would represent the biggest new growth area for the company.
There’s no money involved. But no reason there couldn’t be, one day.
The company saw strong performance from its Talents Solutions business, which sells services to recruiters.
Even if you don’t quite get them yet, there’s much about the high school class of 2015 that should make you optimistic.
BrandYourself teaches you how to clean up your online reputation, but real results will take money and time.
The new, rebuilt version of the app aims to provide you with a Facebook-like personalized stream of content.
Lynda.com’s integration begins.
Diversifying the tech world is going to take a while.
Reid Hoffman still owns the majority of voting power at LinkedIn.
Growth cycles come in waves, some bigger than others.
Lobbyists and advocates help tech companies navigate the mystifying world of Washington in an effort to keeping innovation flourishing.
LinkedIn is keeping a closer eye on who’s using its data.