Dice Holdings, parent company of the tech career site Dice.com, took a big hit today after its third-quarter financial performance missed Wall … Read more
LinkedIn to Sell $1 Billion More in Stock
What’s LinkedIn planning to buy? The speculation that the giant, and hugely profitable, business network is planning to make a major acquisition … Read more
LinkedIn Grows, and Grows, and Just Keeps On Growing
LinkedIn this afternoon reported another amazing quarter, handily beating Wall Street’s expectations on every metric and surpassing Monster in … Read more
Monster Ends Sale Talks
Efforts to sell all or part of Monster Worldwide have ended and the company is now focused on growing its business globally. Monster’s Chairman and … Read more
Tech Site Operator Announces Leadership Changes, Mixed Financial Results
The longtime CEO, president, and board chairman of Dice Holdings, Scot Melland, will step down from at the end of September. He will remain a member of the … Read more
Monster Beats Market, Gets Rewarded. LinkedIn Blasts Through and Loses 20 Percent
Shares of LinkedIn and Monster moved in opposite directions today, although both careers sites met or exceeded, or, in the case of LinkedIn, blasted … Read more
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Dice Financials: Staffing Firms ‘Very Active’ In Q1
Direct tech hiring may be a little soft today, but staffing firms are powering the recruiting market, looking to fill orders for temp and project workers … Read more
LinkedIn Plans to Raise Recruiter Rates; Financial Report Beats Wall Street
LinkedIn didn’t so much beat Wall Street’s financial expectations, it shattered them. The company earned 35 cents per share on revenue of … Read more
Monster Sells China Job Board and Says No Company Sale in Sight
In a financial conference call this morning that was largely devoid of much optimism, Monster officials announced the sale of most of its stake in ChinaHR, … Read more
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“Massive” Layoff At Monster Worldwide
Monster Worldwide laid off an undisclosed number of workers Tuesday, and closed its operations in Brazil and Mexico. One report put the number at 800, … Read more