Microsoft beat estimates on the top and bottom lines. It's seeing strong growth across all three of its business segments. AI ...

LinkedIn’s revenue rose 34% in Microsoft’s fiscal 2022, to more than $13.8 billion, representing nearly 7% of Microsoft’s overall revenue.

After mass layoffs, Microsoft reports earning stupid money, becoming only the second company (after Nvidia) worth $4 trillion ...

Microsoft reports LinkedIn revenues as part of its Productivity and Business Processes segment, which also includes Office 365 and Dynamics 365. That segment contributed $14.7 billion total to ...

Microsoft hasn't been afraid to spend big to acquire strategic assets, but LinkedIn is by far its biggest acquisition. Its next largest is Skype, which it purchased for $8.5 billion in 2011.

A Microsoft ad on LinkedIn is getting roasted for using a terrible AI-generated graphic to promote a graphic designer role at ...

Microsoft, for example, is buying LinkedIn for its brand, website platform and software—arguably far more ethereal assets. Not surprisingly, what the $25 billion Microsoft is paying dwarfs ...

The acquisition of LinkedIn would be Microsoft's largest ever; the deal values LinkedIn at $196 per share, representing a 49.5% premium over Friday's closing price.

As a result, I think investors should be patient with Microsoft's stock. Microsoft has been and will continue to be an ...