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An app-etite for success in the digital economy in 2017 and beyond
A recent study by LinkedIn clearly shows that the most in-demand skills revolve around an increasingly digital future.
Fintech and Internet-of-Things among 2017’s hottest startup trends
Telenor Group surveyed technology buffs to better understand key startup trends for 2017 and the challenges and views of entrepreneurs in Asia.
New malware targets Facebook, LinkedIn users
Locky, a fast-spreading malware is now targeting Facebook and LinkedIn users, according to security researchers.
And the most sought-after skills by employers in 2016 are …
For the second year in a row ‘Cloud and Distributed Computing’ is the number one most-sought after skill by employers both globally and in Singapore, according to LinkedIn’s Top Skills 2016 ranking.  
Big data blues? It's all about the 'so what' question
Big data has been the buzz phrase in the tech world for a few years now. But is it more hype than reality? Edwin Yapp has a candid chat with one expert on the state of big data in the world today.
IAB SG releases guide to digital ad campaign
The IAB Singapore’s Measurement & Standards Committee on Aug 16 released a series of white papers guiding digital marketers on how to buy and assess the performance of digital advertising campaigns.
Over three million Malaysian professionals connected on LinkedIn
LinkedIn celebrates three million connected professionals in Malaysia as of Aug 10. This milestone comes as the Asia Pacific region crosses the 100-million member mark, doubling its member base within two years.
Microsoft proves there is life after Windows
Microsoft posted revenues of US $20.6 billion in the fourth quarter of its 2016 financial year. All product segments were profitable including Bing, Azure Cloud and Surface devices.  
So, honestly: Does buying LinkedIn make sense (or cents) for Microsoft?
So Microsoft is buying LinkedIn in for a whopping US$26bil! Most analysts are sceptical because of the pricetag and Microsoft’s poor M&A track record, but others are seeing a surprising synergy there.
Is LinkedIn doomed to be a Microsoft turkey?
Microsoft's purchase of Linkedin for US $26.2 billion caught a lot of people by surprise. But the acquisition makes no sense when you consider the overlap between the customers of both companies. Linkedin's future profitability is also doubtful.  
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