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Gaza photojournalist puts his camera, press shield on sale on LinkedIn to buy food for his family. A LinkedIn post by a Gaza-based photojournalist broke hearts as Mohammed Abo Oun said he is ready to put his camera and press shield on sale so that he could buy food for his family. "I am the photojournalist Mohammed Abu Aoun from Gaza, I want to offer my equipment and the press shield for sale so that I can buy food for me and my family," the post read. His LinkedIn profile shows his works have been used by New York Times, ABC News, Sky News. "‎‏I have extensive experience covering Gaza, including the 11-day flare up with Israel last year, during which my work was distributed by Storyful. I often distribute my footage through Storyful," he wrote. "The hungry journalist conveys the voice of hungry children. We are dying of hunger," another post by Mohammed Abu Aoun read. The peace negotiation situation in Gaza is at a stalemate while Gaza stares at an imminent famine. US President Donald Trump Friday said Israel and the US exited the negotiations with Hamas as the group did not really want a ceasefire and hostage

Press Release July 25, 2025 NEW YORK, July 25, 2025: Morgan Lewis has been named a significant player in India by the India Business Law Journal, which recognizes the top performing international law firms for India-related work. The publication highlighted Morgan Lewis’s growing prominence in advising on complex cross-border matters involving India and the broader South and Central Asia region. The firm was recognized for its strategic India initiative, led by lawyers across key global hubs, including Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the United States. Read India Business Law Journal full list>>

Citigroup pressures its London-based trading executive Akshay Singal to delete a LinkedIn post condemning Israel’s actions in Gaza as 'genocide' Financial service provider Citigroup pressed Akshay Singal, head of its short-term interest rate trading desk in London, to remove a social media post criticizing Israel’s actions in Gaza and highlighting widespread hunger in the region . Singal posted images of malnourished children on Thursday, and by the end of the day, the bank demanded its removal and launched an investigation, according to a Bloomberg report. Singal wrote on LinkedIn, “Until now, I’ve kept most of my thoughts to private channels. But that’s not enough. 2 View gallery Citigroup (Photo: OleksSH / Shutterstock.com) What’s happening demands our attention, and our voice.” He described Israel’s actions in Gaza as “genocide,” adding, “Israel’s ongoing destruction of Gaza and killing of Palestinians is horrific and unacceptable.” He concluded, “Silence isn’t neutrality. It’s complicity.” 2 View gallery Humanitarian aid supplies in Gaza (Photo: COGAT) “We are aware of a social media post made by one of our employees that is inconsistent with our code of conduct. The post has been removed and we are reviewing the matter,” A Citigroup spokesperson said in a statement. Singal

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Peter Steele, a former newspaper publisher who later directed communications for former Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage, has been tapped as New England regional administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration. Steele’s appointment was announced in a press release on Thursday, though he assumed the presidentially appointed role directing New England small business support in February. Brian Hopkins, an agency spokesperson, said in an email that the agency waited until leaders for all 10 regions of the country had been appointed before issuing the news as explanation for the six-month lag. The job was previously held by former Rhode Island Democratic Sen. Sandra Cano, who stepped down two months in, on the same day President Donald Trump took office. Cano, who had represented Senate District 8 in Pawtucket since 2018, resigned from state elected office in September 2024. She simultaneously suspended her reelection campaign two days before the primary, in order to take the federal job. Steele brings a wealth of communications experience in corporate and government settings to the position directing New England small business support for the SBA, including through its flagship low-interest loan and disaster relief programs. A Massachusetts native whose family owned the 131-year-old Provincetown Advocate

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“LinkedInfluencer” isn’t an official term at LinkedIn HQ, but that could soon change. The Microsoft-owned networking platform created its first influencer program more than a decade ago, but, as video content has become more popular in recent years, its potential as a creator platform has only grown. In 2021, LinkedIn added a “creator mode” for analytics and sharing, and in May, it expanded its in-stream video ad program to include the option to place ads against influencer content. At the same time, it launched original shows from known business figures like fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff and Sprinkles bakery founder Candace Nelson. Even before the expansion, video consumption on LinkedIn was growing. In its latest earnings report, Microsoft reported that time spent watching videos on LinkedIn increased 36%, and the platform’s total revenue increased 7%. “People are creating more content…People are consuming more of it,” Matt Derella, VP of LinkedIn marketing solutions, told us. “Folks on our platform who have the most credibility around topics that really matter to people are leaning into it, and that’s opening up the opportunity for us now to work with creators in a way that can help them not only drive reach, but build their

Adam Selipsky, former CEO of Amazon Web Services. (GeekWire File Photo) Adam Selipsky , former CEO of Amazon Web Services, joined the board of directors for Circle Internet Group, an international financial technology company. “Circle is helping to reshape how money works through trusted stablecoin technology, regulatory engagement, and global reach,” Selipsky wrote on LinkedIn. “I look forward to working with Jeremy Allaire and the leadership team in advancing this important mission.” Circle went public June 5 and its stock today was trading at nearly $200 per share, up from its IPO price of $31. The company supports the use of cryptocurrency and public blockchains for business payments and trade. Selipsky joined AWS in 2005, rising to the role of vice president of marketing, sales and support before he departed in 2016 to become CEO of Seattle-based Tableau Software. He led Tableau for more than five years, returning to AWS in 2021 as CEO of the Amazon cloud unit. Selipsky left AWS in June 2024 after leading the business through one of the most prosperous and yet challenging periods in its history as AWS hustled to keep up with competitors in generative AI. — Microsoft continues its poaching

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