Team StratNewsMicrosoft will withdraw LinkedIn from the China market later this year. The move comes in the wake of regulatory changes in China and growing tensions between the company and the government. Microsoft has been under scrutiny over its decision to block the profiles of certain U.S. journalists in China.
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