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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., November 7, 2022. Brendan Mcdermid | ReutersStock futures rose Monday evening following a winning day for markets as investors looked ahead to U.S. midterm elections on Tuesday.Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial average rose 83 points or 0.26%. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.31% and 0.42%, respectively. Shares of Lyft fell 13% while Take-Two Interactive and Tripadvisor slumped more than 15% each after reporting disappointing quarterly results.The moves come after a day when all major indexes notched a second straight positive session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed higher by 423.78 points, or 1.31%. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 gained 0.96%, and the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.85%.Investors are awaiting Tuesday's midterm election results. They will determine which party controls Congress and steer future policy and spending.Any market reaction will likely hinge on whether Republicans take back the House of Representatives, the Senate or both."The idea that going to take back the house is pretty much baked into the market," said Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets on CNBC's "Fast Money" on Monday. "I'm not saying it won't be a good

Whoa, I didn’t know that Sega hired lore masters. Screenshot: Sega / SnapCube / KotakuToday in job listings that exude a menacing aura: Sega is looking to hire a Sonic loremaster to keep track of the blue hedgehog’s canon and non-canon antics. If you have a degree in the arts and just so happened to be doomscrolling through the job hiring website, LinkedIn, you might’ve come across a job application from Sega of America for a lore associate manager for the Sonic Team. Yes, Sonic has established lore within its video games, movies, and its low-key slept on comic books. Though many might be scratching their heads at the existence of Sonic lore, one doesn’t simply go fast without having a pre-established reason to. Over the past 31 years of Sonic’s existence, the hedgehog’s lore has involved a plethora of bizarre storylines like him being cuckholded by Shadow after the Hot Topic hedgehog stole his then-girlfriend, Sally, and his often-brought-up smooch with a human, which has been burned into everyone’s memory. So you can see why Sega is in dire need of someone to keep the blue hedgehog’s lore straight.Read More: Sonic Frontiers Is Nostalgic But Tedious, Say CriticsAs the

Former Twitter staff in Australia have issued desperate pleas for jobs after Elon Musk seized control and sacked half of the media firm's 7,500 global employees. Twitter closed access to its offices worldwide and locked staff out of company accounts on Friday, advising them to stay at home and await news of their fate.About 40 employees at the Sydney Twitter office received an email on Saturday at 1am notifying them on whether they still had a job.Local Twitter staff shared their 'heartbreak' on LinkedIn after receiving news they were part of the global layoffs.'My entire team was laid off from Twitter,' former global news deputy curation lead Katherine Gallo wrote.'I'm heartbroken because when I left my previous job at SBS I thought I wasn't going to find another place I loved so much so quickly. But I did. It's the people that made Twitter so special. What's next for me? I'm not sure.' Twitter CEO and Billionaire Elon Musk (pictured) slashed half of the company's 7,500 staff in a global purge to cut costs at the social media platformEx-global escalations and strategic response Faiza V wrote it was difficult to type with 'tears in your eyes'. 'I have spent my last shift at

Rabbi Charles E. Savenor, the Executive Director of Civic Spirit, has a passion for civic education and its goals of educating, inspiring, and empowering faculty and students towards civic belonging, knowledge, and responsibility. He recently finished eight years as the Director of Congregational Education at Park Avenue Synagogue (PAS) in New York, where he oversaw lifelong learning, inclusion, Israel engagement, and travel education. A graduate of Brandeis University, he received rabbinic ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary. In 2008 Rabbi Savenor earned a Masters of Education at Columbia University, Teachers College. His articles on education, parenting, leadership and Judaism in the 21st century have appeared in The Jerusalem Post, The Jewish Week, The New York Observer, Kveller, Hadassah Magazine, and The Boston Jewish Advocate. Rabbi Savenor blogs for The Times of Israel. He is currently writing a memoir called What My Father Couldn’t Tell Me. Civic Spirit educates, inspires, and empowers schools across faith traditions to enhance civic belonging, knowledge, and responsibility in their student and faculty communities.By providing educators with enriching and academically rigorous professional development, pedagogical coaching, and discourse training, we support the next generation in gaining the information, skills, and sensibility to become beholden participants in the

Good evening. Welcome back to Goodison Park for the final time before the World Cup break. With that in mind, while we’re still short of the midway point of the season, it feels like an ideal opportunity to reflect on where we are and the progress we have made, not just in this campaign but in the nine months since I had the privilege of becoming Everton manager. After a period away from management, I always said I would go ‘all-in’ on the next opportunity because, in my opinion, there is no other way to do this job. But in Everton I have found something extremely special.  The rich history and traditions of this club were never lost on me, but coming here and living it first-hand has affected me deeply. The passion of Evertonians, combined with their knowledge and wit; the feeling of such a tight-knit community amongst supporters at Goodison and beyond; sticking together no matter what; the support and appreciation that is shown towards the players and even myself and coaching staff. How could you not fall for this place? There is something very special about Everton. I said recently that I feel like an Evertonian and

The latest Tweet by Bloomberg states, 'The work-from-home trend may have peaked, a new survey from LinkedIn finds ...' Socially Team Latestly| Nov 05, 2022 09:34 PM IST The work-from-home trend may have peaked, a new survey from LinkedIn finds https://t.co/7BNktEbGsp— Bloomberg (@business) November 5, 2022(SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user's social media account and LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)

Responding to a recent surge in AI-generated bot accounts, LinkedIn is rolling out new features that it hopes will help users make more informed decisions about with whom they choose to connect. Many LinkedIn profiles now display a creation date, and the company is expanding its domain validation offering, which allows users to publicly confirm that they can reply to emails at the domain of their stated current employer. LinkedIn’s new “About This Profile” section — which is visible by clicking the “More” button at the top of a profile — includes the year the account was created, the last time the profile information was updated, and an indication of how and whether an account has been verified. LinkedIn also said it is adding a warning to some LinkedIn messages that include high-risk content, or that try to entice the user into taking the conversation to another platform (like WeChat). “We may warn you about messages that ask you to take the conversation to another platform because that can be a sign of a scam,” the company said in a blog post. “These warnings will also give you the choice to report the content without letting the sender know.” In

Surfe, the startup that was originally named Leadjet, is an interesting browser extension if you spend a lot of time on LinkedIn and are tired of switching between your CRM and the professional social network. When you install Surfe’s browser extension, you get some nifty syncing features between your CRM and LinkedIn. For instance, you can find leads on LinkedIn and easily export them to your CRM platform. But you can also view CRM data directly on LinkedIn profile pages. “We believe the CRM should be where the relationships happen,” co-founder and CEO David Maurice Chevalier told me. “We are just closing the gap here between these different platforms and CRMs.” Surfe works with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Copper. Surfe started as a quick export tool for LinkedIn. You install the browser extension and you can export a LinkedIn profile to your CRM without having to manually copy and paste a ton of data. But it has evolved into a more powerful tool that provides two-way syncing. Surfe injects CRM data on LinkedIn directly so that you can interact with your CRM where you already spend most of your time. When you add a LinkedIn contact to your CRM, you

This includes macroeconomic hurdles, areas of focus, ways of working, and adapting strategies for local nuances HubSpot and LinkedIn have revealed the findings of a joint research report, by YouGov, on the challenges facing marketers in Australia. This includes macroeconomic hurdles, areas of focus, ways of working, and adapting strategies for local nuances.Misalignment between global and local marketing teams drains valuable resourcesIn the Hubspot and LinkedIn research, Marketers say local requirements are kept in mind by HQ when making decisions, however, the majority (86%) agree that they spend too much time educating their HQ on Australian nuances and needs. In fact, nearly half (49%) of marketing decision-makers in Australia are of the opinion that senior leaders in regional or global offices are often misaligned with local marketing. There is a lack of understanding around the channels that are most effective in markets, where the areas of greatest impact are, and in some cases, there’s an assumption that a global approach will work the same way in every market. Interestingly, CMOs (41%) and VPs or equivalent (33%) are more likely to cite this than managers (29%).Growth challenges top of the agenda for marketers In a state of continued economic uncertainty, nearly all (99%)…

HubSpot and LinkedIn today released findings of a joint research report, conducted by YouGov, on the challenges facing marketers in Australia including macroeconomic hurdles, areas of focus, ways of working, and adapting strategies for local nuances.Misalignment between global and local marketing teams drains valuable resourcesMarketers say local requirements are kept in mind by HQ when making decisions, however, the majority (86%) agree that they spend too much time educating their HQ on Australian nuances and needs. In fact, nearly half (49%) of marketing decision-makers in Australia are of the opinion that senior leaders in regional or global offices are often misaligned with local marketing. There is a lack of understanding around the channels that are most effective in markets, where the areas of greatest impact are, and in some cases, there’s an assumption that a global approach will work the same way in every market. Interestingly, CMOs (41%) and VPs or equivalent (33 %) are more likely to cite this than managers (29%). Growth challenges top of the agenda for marketers In a state of continued economic uncertainty, nearly all (99%) of marketers in Australia say that their business is currently facing challenges, including corporate silos (44 %) and under-resourced teams (33…