LinkedIn, a social media platform built to help working professionals connect with others, laid off hundreds of employees. First reported by Bloomberg, LinkedIn, which has been owned by Microsoft ...

Microsoft is reportedly cutting around five percent of its LinkedIn headcount this week, approximately 875 roles. Reuters reports that Microsoft-owned LinkedIn will inform staff of the cuts today.

LinkedIn is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees, marking the latest job cuts at Big Tech companies. The Microsoft subsidiary’s cuts, first reported by Bloomberg, are expected to affect ...

Microsoft-owned (MSFT) LinkedIn plans to reduce its staff in the latest round of tech sector layoffs this year. "As part of our regular business planning, we've implemented organizational changes to ...

Microsoft stock has performed well over the past several years. As of early December 2025, Microsoft had produced a more than 17% total return in 2025, outpacing the S&P 500’s over 16% return. The ...

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Microsoft's one-time retirement program will be open to U.S. workers at the senior director level and below whose years of employment and age add up to 70 or more. The company is also decoupling stock ...

Largest-ever company investment in Australia will expand in-country computing and AI capacity by the end of 2029 Commitment to Government’s Expectations for Data Centres and AI Infrastructure ...

Microsoft said Dan Shapero will be the new CEO of LinkedIn. Shapero, a longtime executive of the business social network, will report to Ryan Roslansky, who had held the CEO job since 2020 and now has ...

Update: Microsoft has released out-of-band updates to address this issue on April 20. Microsoft is investigating an issue causing this month's KB5082063 security update to fail to install on some ...

Microsoft has finally fixed a known issue that was causing systems running Windows Server 2019 and 2022 to "unexpectedly" upgrade to Windows Server 2025. Microsoft said that organizations that wanted ...