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Despite a turbulent job market, LinkedIn is making strides in growth. In the three months to 30 June, revenue jumped 9% year-on-year, while comments surged more than 30% and video uploads rose over 20 ...

LinkedIn isn’t just a convent of buttoned-up office avatars and thinkfluencers. For years, LinkedIn has been an online advertising platform for B2B marketing, hiring campaigns, audience extensions and ...

With over 1 billion users worldwide, LinkedIn’s social network reigns supreme for professional networking. It’s essentially the only social media platform that combines thought leadership with a ...

LinkedIn has been projected to see ad revenue surges through 2027, according to estimates from the World Advertising Research ...

CEO of Judi Hays, Inc., LinkedIn marketing strategist and author of Elevate, Expand, Engage - A Refreshing Approach to Winning on LinkedIn. If LinkedIn were a business networking event, would you be ...

LinkedIn — the Microsoft-owned social platform for those networking for work or recruitment — is now 21 years old, an aeon in the world of technology. To stay current with what the working world is ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. LinkedIn is “the place to be” for online professional networking. But why is that? Why do more than 830 million business professionals ...

The Microsoft-owned platform for professionals said on Monday that AT&T Business, IBM, SAP and ServiceNow will sponsor the debut season of four video programs as part of an expansion of its BrandLink ...

Think LinkedIn is just for business networking and job hunting? Think again. The platform is a great destination for both of those things, no question, but it’s also a smart place to focus at least ...

It's easy to add interests on LinkedIn to your profile page and view or add the interests of others on the platform. Here's ...

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky said that the future of work belongs to employees who are adaptable and ready to embrace AI tools ...