LinkedIn fires over 700 employees, phases out China-focused app

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LinkedIn fires over 700 employees

The market and customer demand has become more volatile, says CEO Ryan Rolansky

LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned social networking service, has revealed plans to slash 716 jobs spanning multiple departments and will also discontinue its local job app in China. In a memo addres...

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