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Surface Duo "hands-on", Uber may need to shutdown in CA temporarily

Today's major tech stories include getting our hands on a non-working Surface Duo, Uber's possible temporary shutdown in California and how tech giants are working together to protect their platforms ahead of the DNC and RNC conventions.

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LinkedIn adapts to job seeking while social distancing

For CNET's Now What video series, LinkedIn exec Tomer Cohen describes how employers and job seekers are adjusting to remote hiring and how AI is playing a part.

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Transforming LinkedIn in the age of COVID-19

LinkedIn exec Tomer Cohen discusses how the platform is adapting to the pandemic, advances in AI and machine learning and what else is afoot at the professional networking site.

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LinkedIn cuts 960 jobs as pandemic hits recruitment

About 6% of the professional networking site's workforce will be laid off, the CEO says.

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<p>LinkedIn lets you record a 10 second audio clip on its mobile Android and iOS apps.&nbsp;</p>

LinkedIn wants to tell people how to pronounce your name

Here's how you can add a 10-second audio clip to your profile.

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LinkedIn employees made 'offensive comments' during anti-racism meeting

They were shared during a company Q&A that allowed people to ask questions anonymously.

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LinkedIn offers new livestreaming features amid COVID-19 lockdown

Brands can now choose to livestream to page followers or event attendees.

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<p>The new normal for many parents.</p>

Silicon Valley's learning it can't work tech employees to the bone during coronavirus

Apple, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Uber have new work from home policies as tech culture clashes with family life.

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LinkedIn tests Stories feature to be like Snapchat too

Even LinkedIn is copying Snapchat now.

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Big Tech shattered in Glass Room art exhibit

The interactive exhibition looking at the darker side of technology debuts in San Francisco.

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LinkedIn will let you test, display skills for employers

Show off your mad skills.

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<p>LinkedIn's app might soon be easier on the eye.</p>

LinkedIn is joining the dark mode revolution

The Microsoft-owned networking site will make its app easier on the eyes, Jane Manchun Wong revealed.

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