Microsoft snaps up LinkedIn for $26.2bn
Move will bolster Microsoft's position in the CRM space, industry watchers claim
Microsoft has announced plans to snap up LinkedIn for $26.2bn (£18.4bn) in a move it claims will help grow its Office 365 and Dynamics offerings. LinkedIn is the world's largest professional network...
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