Microsoft And LinkedIn CEOs On Their $26.2B Deal | CNBC

Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, and Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn CEO, discuss Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn.
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Microsoft And LinkedIn CEOs On Their $26.2B Deal | CNBC

[@gavinperry8433]

Before you judge Jeff on his body language.... You need to read his reviews on glassdoor Or talk to LinkedIn employees... He's a nice guy and really cares about the people working there

[@fanis848]

something on the body language of the LinkedIn CEO that I don't like... :/

[@jameel626]

His expression looks like he was abused moments ago.

[@RazvanGiurgiuca]

Too much money ..

[@abujabi]

he's a really nice guy. i work at linkedin and the employees generally love him.

[@paultremblay4836]

Both worried me for my privacy. The pakistani guy, at the left, filled Windows 10 with spywares.
LinkedIn is like another facebook, cia don't need files about people anymore, they create it themselves

[@charlesjoseph730]

He probably isn't too happy about it in reality. I'm sure his options/holdings in LinkedIn will increase in value, but the directives will largely come from a company that is more concerned with securing/exploiting LinkedIn's intellectual property as opposed to endorsing their mission.

[@sofiaruha1277]

The United States government is by far the largest employer in the United States, so if the paper reduction notice act combined with the freedom of information act collate a single database, and translate into a single use source ,well then this website strives to undermine and define eligibility requirements who is permitted to work and earn money in the United States, including greater diversity has never worked for anyone it creates racism and bias, not sure as to why was Microsoft favored in the cloud business, because cloud storage is the red carpet for AI obviously Microsoft heavily relies on foreigners to maintain the database, if Microsoft have something to say and add as to who will be qualified to work in the United States,I wanna hear about it , because economic diversity has long been driven by individuals with bizarre ideas claiming to be " visionaries" the United States quota system was dreamed up by Freud and Microsoft made it a reality,Freud was evil ,too bad that bill gates is just not smart enough to get it.

[@hussienalsafi1149]

😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@xingxing85]

Jeff look so uninterested

[@theylied1776]

The world's leading professional cloud? That would be Apple, not Microsoft.

[@DragoonGalaxy7]

nope that's Amazon

[@theylied1776]

DragoonGalaxy Largest [Professional] Cloud is not the same as being the Largest Cloud. It's a fact that more [professionals] use Apple than any other computer and software.

[@AbdallahGabr]

Apple is a Personal Computing Toys for teens company now , nothing of what Products and Services they offer is for business professionals or organizations actually

[@theylied1776]

Aaron Fleischer I don't understand what any of those words mean?

[@theylied1776]

Tsetso Mostrev Right, of course? It's only the most valuable company in the world.