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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner to step down

Reuters
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LinkedIn CEO Weiner speaks at the TechCrunch Distrupt 2013 technology conference in San Francisco

(Reuters) - Professional networking platform LinkedIn's chief executive officer, Jeff Weiner, said on Wednesday that he would step down from his position effective June 1.

Head of product Ryan Roslansky will take over as CEO of Microsoft Corp's <MSFT.O> LinkedIn, Weiner said in a post https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/its-time-my-next-play-linkedins-new-ceo-jeff-weiner on his LinkedIn profile.

"Ryan will report directly to Satya (Nadella) and serve as a member of his senior leadership team," he added.

Weiner, who has been the CEO since 2008, would become the platform's executive chairman.

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LinkedIn, which was bought by Microsoft in 2016, has more than 675 million members.

Microsoft's productivity and business process unit, which includes LinkedIn, reported $11.8 billion in revenue in the second quarter.

(Reporting by Ayanti Bera in Bengaluru; Editing by Vinay Dwivedi)