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Video is thriving on LinkedIn. V ideo watch time rose 36% year-over-year in 2024 , with short-form video creation growing  at twice the rate of other post formats, while  video posts are shared 20x more than any other content type in the app. If you’re not utilizing video within your LinkedIn marketing approach, then you’re not maximizing your opportunities, and with so many video creation options now available, including generative AI video (this is not an endorsement of AI video, just a note), it should, at the least, be on your radar if you’re seriously looking to improve your LinkedIn standing. And these tips might also help. LinkedIn recently shared an overview key video creation tips, based on platform engagement trends, which could help to guide your video content approach. Some valuable notes, worth keeping handy in your process.

Griffith University’s 2024 Sustainability Report marks a significant milestone in the University’s journey toward achieving its ambitious sustainability targets, aligned with the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  Joining the international call to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity by 2030, the 17 SDGs have shaped Griffith’s Sustainability Strategy 2023 – 2030 as evidenced by actions and impact.  Griffith Vice Chancellor and President Professor Carolyn Evans. Vice Chancellor and President Professor Carolyn Evans said the Sustainability Report was an opportunity to celebrate the efforts of staff, students and partners who continued to drive innovation and impact in alignment with the UN SDGs.  “The sustainability report captures Griffith’s efforts to embed environmental, social and governance principles across every facet of university life including academic, operational, and community,” Professor Evans said.  “As we celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2025, we remain steadfast in our aim to be a leading university of influence and impact in Australia and across the Asia–Pacific.”  Key achievements in 2024 included:  Climbing 48 places since the 2023 round – Griffith ranked 24th worldwide in the 2024 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, 5th in Australia, and 1st in Queensland Griffith reduced emissions by six

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by Taylor Soper on Sep 20, 2025 at 12:19 pm September 20, 2025 at 12:22 pm (Photo by iStrfry , Marcus on Unsplash) Longtime entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are sounding the alarm over President Trump’s new H-1B fee that would impact tech companies and the workers they hire from abroad. Trump announced an executive order Friday outlining the $100,000 fee for H-1B work visas, which allow companies to hire highly skilled foreign workers in “specialty occupations” such as software engineering, data science, and other STEM fields. By imposing the new fee, the Trump administration says it aims to curb abuse of the H-1B program while reserving visas for only the “best of the best.” Currently, companies pay several thousand dollars in government fees and legal costs per H-1B application. Adding a $100,000 surcharge per worker would be unprecedented. “Now we’re making H-1B sponsorship prohibitively expensive, cities outside the U.S., like Toronto, Vancouver, and London will pick up the talent,” Manny Medina, co-founder of Seattle startup Outreach, wrote on LinkedIn. Medina, who is working on a new startup, recently relocated to London. “To my founder friends stuck in visa limbo: London’s doors are open,” he wrote in his post. Larger companies

To keep up to date with the latest personnel changes across the seafood industry, SeafoodSource is compiling a regular round-up of hiring announcements and other personnel-related shifts worldwide. If you have an announcement, please send it to . – James Benson is the new director of meat and seafood at  e-commerce platform Pepper. Benson previously served as the executive director of sales and operations at Shinkei Systems, where he launched subsidiary Seremoni Fish , a company which partners with fishermen through the use of automated on-board ikejime technology . After leaving Shinkei, he served as the director of sales and marketing at U.S. wholesaler Sunnyvale Seafood.  Benson announced his new position on LinkedIn, where he described Pepper’s business model. "Similar to you buying products off Amazon, now with Pepper, a chef can source fish from their distributors at the click of a button, any time of day, pulled from live inventory," he said. "If you're a boots-on-the-ground sales rep or an inside order taker, you can finally focus on high-value tasks rather than the menial ones. The end results are fewer fires to put out, larger-sized orders, more time to grow new business, and higher customer satisfaction. We're already servicing

The hosts of “The View” once again remained silent on the suspension of fellow ABC host Jimmy Kimmel on Friday, two days after he was benched “indefinitely” by their shared network. Friday shows are typically pre-taped on Thursdays at “The View,” and such was the case for this week as well. The panel is also incomplete on Fridays, as moderator Whoopi Goldberg has the day off. As usual, the women discussed politics for at least one segment, but opted to focus on revelations from former vice president Kamala Harris’ new book ahead of her visit to the show next week. The hosts also ignored FCC chair Brendan Carr’s renewed threat that “The View” might be targeted next by the Trump administration. Carr and the White House first threatened the show back in July, just before the Season 28 finale. The hosts ignored him then as well. The show did bring back host Joy Behar’s “Comedy Corner” bit on Friday, which she teed up by saying, “I don’t know about you, but I’ve never needed a laugh more than I have in these last few months.” The segment brought out 75-year-old comedian Andy Huggins, who’s been performing for more than four

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Business Insider’s Post Shares of online ticket seller StubHub dipped in their debut on Wednesday. Read more in today's edition of Business Insider Today. #stubhub #ipo #stockmarket StubHub's not-so-hot debut Business Insider on LinkedIn Thank you for updates about Markets, Tech, Business and Top Headlines Stub hub's IPO was a disappointment indeed! When trust breaks down, even a ticket becomes a ghost. But what if we built systems that don’t just sell access — they build connection? A loving AI could transform the ticketing world: No more ghost entries, no more stress — just clarity, care, and conscious design. Let’s move from transactions to trust. From confusion to communion. The future of events begins with empathy 💫 StubHub's IPO debut proved volatile, reflecting the challenges and uncertainties the company faces in the current market. While the amount raised and the scale of the transaction are impressive, the first-day performance highlighted investor skepticism regarding the sustainability of growth and future profitability, especially given substantial debt and declining revenue. This debut serves as a warning to technology companies to balance innovation, financial strategy, and clear communication with the market. It will be interesting to see whether StubHub can translate its potential into

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Home News Trends 'A legend': Former Honda executive lists himself as 'assistant to my wife' on LinkedIn. Internet loves it Anil Baveja is not new to the corporate world. His career has spanned several decades in the automobile sector, including more than 16 years with Honda Cars India, where he advanced to the role of Operating Head, Marketing and Strategy. He subsequently worked as General Manager at another automobile company. September 17, 2025 / 11:25 IST The post also encouraged conversation about family roles and identity. LinkedIn has long been a platform where professionals showcase career achievements and highlight job titles. However, a profile update by Anil Baveja, a Noida-based professional, took a different turn when he entered his current role as “Assistant to my wife.” The description, added in August 2023, quickly gained attention and circulated widely online. Baveja is not new to the corporate world. His career has spanned several decades in the automobile sector, including more than 16 years with Honda Cars India, where he advanced to the role of Operating Head, Marketing and Strategy. He subsequently worked as General Manager at another automobile company. Despite his senior industry positions, his profile listed his present role in