LinkedIn Lays Off 5% of Global Workforce Amid Restructuring

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LinkedIn is laying off approximately 875 employees (5% of its global workforce) across its Global Business Organization, marketing, engineering, and product teams as part of organizational changes to position itself for future success.

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