LinkedIn, backed by Microsoft, is a powerful hiring force, with platforms aiming to attract larger, higher-value clients.
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Updated Jul 18
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What happened
LinkedIn, backed by Microsoft, is a powerful hiring force, with platforms aiming to attract larger, higher-value clients.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Microsoft
American multinational technology corporation
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LinkedIn
American social networking website for people in professional occupations
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Upwork
American freelancing platform
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Coverage
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