LinkedIn has a team of global editors who deliver the news, trends, and insights that can help you make informed decisions in your professional life. Our editors also make sure you understand the most relevant viewpoints on each piece of news. Be sure to follow the LinkedIn News Page for more updates from the team.
Important to know
Content published in the Daily Rundown, Today’s News and Views, and the LinkedIn News banner is manually reviewed by editors.
You can get the latest news and views through the following features:
Daily Rundown
Important to know
We’re gradually rolling out a new Daily Rundown experience featuring personalized news based on your profile. This feature is currently only available in the US.
The Daily Rundown is an easy way for you to get top professional news at the start of your day. You can click on a story from the list to know more about it. When you click on a story, you’ll see a short overview followed by a collection of member posts that provide further perspectives on the story.
You’ll receive notifications via LinkedIn on your desktop and mobile app unless you change your notification settings.
Today’s News & Views
LinkedIn editors constantly update our platform with trending and latest news. To view these updates, tap the
Top Perspectives are posts and comments from members that are relevant to the news topic and add insight or context on the story beyond the headline. You can react to, comment on, or repost these posts. If you regularly post insights or commentary on news in your industry, your post may appear as a current or future Top Perspective.
Note: While we continue our efforts to optimize your content experience, we generally can't accommodate requests to change or remove specific content.
LinkedIn News Banner
The LinkedIn News banner is an easy way for you to discover and stay current on timely professional news stories and perspectives. You can access the LinkedIn News banner at the top of your Feed on LinkedIn mobile app. If you click on the story, you will see relevant articles and LinkedIn posts, including posts from top publishers and journalists, that are curated for that topic.
You can remove a LinkedIn News article that appears at the top of your Feed at any time by hitting the close icon on the top right corner of the banner, which will remove the banner from your Feed for 24 hours.
The LinkedIn News banner is currently available to members in the United States, Canada, India, UK, Australia, Spain, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Netherlands, and France.
Related task
Learn more