How much LinkedIn Premium costs depends on which membership option you pick, and each of the four options available come with different offerings. Premium Career costs $29.99 per month, or $239.88 ...

LinkedIn executives won smiles from Wall Street last October by disclosing plans to establish new and generally higher pricing for the site's premium subscriptions, which in the past have ranged ...

LinkedIn is rolling out new AI-powered tools to help users find jobs, tailor their résumés, and even get advice from AI chatbots. These features are for Premium subscribers.

LinkedIn is adding a new, AI-powered perk for its premium subscribers: a built-in job coach that uses AI and LinkedIn data to help job seekers find, research and apply for roles.

In March 2024, LinkedIn noted that Premium subscriptions revenue was at $1.7 billion for 12 months. It’s estimated that in 2024, LinkedIn had revenue of about $16.2 billion.

LinkedIn, which says it now has more than 1 billion members, has been working to integrate AI tools into its platform. Those features include an AI-generated chat feature for Premium users, and an ...

LinkedIn (which is being acquired by Microsoft) recently launched “Linkedin Salary” a new portal and tracker which will collect and analyse salaries globally, allowing users to compare their ...

Teledyne e2v, a Teledyne Technologies [NYSE: TDY] company and global innovator of imaging solutions, announces the expansion of its Emerald family of image sensors with a new 2 Megapixel sensor.

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LinkedIn is experimenting with a new generative AI feature for job hunters. The company is testing a new feature that will generate brief, cover letter-like messages candidates can send to hiring ...

LinkedIn quietly started to post information describing its new Premium Company Page six days ago. The posts got almost no notice, but we stumbled on it ourselves, and it seems a marketing ...