LinkedIn’s Membership Climbs To 175 Million Members
Posted by Akin on Monday, August 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment

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Corporate social network, LinkedIn has just crossed 175 million users up from 161 million users in May according to its quarterly results filed to the stock markets on Thursday. It had revenues of $228 million compared to the loss made by Facebook within the same time period.
The question remains if LinkedIn can keep up this incredible growth and stunning profits for its investors. This comes as there are rumours suggesting Facebook may launch its own jobs service.
Source: Mashable
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Akin is a writer at Technesstivity since June 2011 covering the use of technology in everyday life ranging from entertainment to business. A native of Lagos, Nigeria, he is a computer science student at the University of Liverpool. He has a knack for the role of venture-capital in funding innovative companies. He aspires to one day be a venture capitalist and investor. When in his spare time, the could be seen writing articles, reading books, listening to music, working on student radio and socialising with friends.
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