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Photo: monkeybusinessimages/iStock The pandemic may have slowed down a lot of things, but it hasn’t slowed down entrepreneurs. A LinkedIn News report says COVID-19 kicked off “an entrepreneurial renaissance” for everything from big cities to smaller towns, across a long list industries. One notable trend: Women-founded companies grew the most by gender. LinkedIn News’ State of Entrepreneurship report looked at the growth of companies founded between the July 2018 to July 2019 (pre-pandemic) and the July 2020 to July 2021 (mid-pandemic) periods. Dallas-Fort Worth makes the Top 5  Dallas-Fort Worth came in No. 5 on the list of fastest-growing cities for entrepreneurs, showing 40 percent growth. The fastest-growing sectors among new Dallas-Fort Worth companies were in manufacturing, design, and finance.  Greater Orlando topped the list with 46 percent growth, followed by Miami-Fort Lauderdale (45 percent), Greater Tampa Bay (43 percent) and Greater Houston (41 percent). Dallas-Fort Worth among the top 3 in entertainment company growth One other area where Dallas-Fort Worth really shines: New companies focused on the entertainment industry. LinkedIn’s report highlighted Greater Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Miami-Fort Lauderdale as being the top 3 growth cities in this area. Overall, entertainment companies showed 31 percent growth in the report. …

阅读中文版本When Chinese human rights activist Zhou Fengsuo first joined LinkedIn 10 years ago, he used the platform for professional networking.Key points:LinkedIn in China will shut down later this yearIt will be replaced by a new platform, InJobs, that only allows career networking LinkedIn is the last major US social media platform in ChinaBut after leaving a finance job in 2017, the social media site became the main way he connected with people in China – from his home in the United States.Mr Zhou, a student leader of the Tiananmen Square protests who was exiled from China, said LinkedIn also allowed him to cast a light on China's human rights issues.In 2019, his public advocacy captured the attention of LinkedIn management.  Activist Zhou Fengsuo has used LinkedIn to raise awareness of human rights issues in China. (Supplied)His account was blocked for several hours, meaning it could not be viewed in China.Mr Zhou said the company later told him the block had been a "mistake".He believes the censorship was due to pressure from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).Mr Zhou said China wants to make critics "invisible" on the country's internet."The CCP has been using the great firewall to decouple itself from the international community on the internet and force these companies…