Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2B to expand its business products | CIO

Published on June 13, 2016 in Blog by The Aggregator

Microsoft has made a big bet on LinkedIn, announcing Monday that it will spend nearly $26.2 billion to purchase the enterprise-focused social networking and recruiting company.

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