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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, October 27th.

LinkedIn, your days are numbered, at least in China.

That was the message from the site's parent company Microsoft this month.

Microsoft said that it was sunsetting access to LinkedIn in China.

LinkedIn, by the way, is a social network that, among other things, connects job seekers with professional contacts.

A localized version of the platform has been accessible in China since 2014.

Microsoft acquired LinkedIn two years later and has been running it in China ever since.

This change will leave 54 million Chinese users, well, linkless.

LinkedIn was the only major Western social media network operating in China, but no more.

By way of explanation,

Microsoft said it was, quote, facing a significantly more challenging operating environment and greater compliance requirements in China, end quote. Instead, Microsoft said it would roll out a

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