Linkedin

California sent residents' personal health data to LinkedIn (themarkup.org). 7 points by anticorporate 37 minutes ago | hide | past | favorite ...

Display Live demonstrations at Booth #6466 will showcase AI-powered drive-thru and kiosk solutions that improve staff productivity and speed up customer service 5/15/2025 Samsung Electronics America and SoundHound AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: SOUN), a global leader in voice artificial intelligence, today announced their participation in the 2025 National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show, which will take place from May 17-20 in Chicago. Attendees can visit Booth #6466 to experience their innovative integrated technologies for quick-service restaurants. SoundHound provides an end-to-end, omnichannel voice AI platform that powers fast, seamless ordering and support across front-of-house, back-of-house and off-premise channels, including drive-thru, phone, kiosk, in-vehicle systems and any other connected devices. At the NRA Show booth, Samsung and SoundHound will showcase their Dynamic Drive-Thru solution, featuring a live demo from Burger King UK. This solution combines 55-inch Samsung OH Series Outdoor Signage with SoundHound’s voice AI platform to provide an interactive, user-friendly ordering experience. Attendees can also explore how Galaxy Tab S10+ tablets support Smart Answering , a fully automated phone assistant that handles inbound calls using business-specific data, and Employee Assist , an AI coach that provides instant answers to restaurant staff on the job. Throughout the booth, 55-inch models of Samsung’s QBC Series

In today’s digital world social media has become an integral part of business communication. Here LinkedIn has a special place. This platform was created specifically for professionals. It is where companies, entrepreneurs, and professionals share their experiences, ideas, and even resources. For businesses, it is a powerful tool for establishing B2B relationships, developing and at the same time building a reputation. Therefore, LinkedIn marketing has long gone beyond just publishing company news. It is a multifaceted strategy. From engaging opinion leaders to generating quality leads. This strategy allows you to achieve specific goals. LinkedIn’s Potential for Business. AI Tools for LinkedIn Statistics say that LinkedIn has over 900 million registered users in more than 200 countries. The active audience is a lesser part of the total number of registered users, as in most social networks. But it’s still a huge base. It includes senior executives, business owners, investors, HR professionals and experts. That is, it is a platform where decision-makers are present. With the right LinkedIn marketing solutions, you can not only present your business but also communicate directly with those who shape the market. How automation helps to achieve results Automation is becoming increasingly essential in building a LinkedIn

At the lowest point in his football career, Stephen Gosnell created an account on the employment-oriented social networking website, LinkedIn. Gosnell no longer could envision a future in the NFL. He tore the ACL in his left knee during the final game of Virginia Tech’s 2023 season, a 41-20 victory over Tulane in the Military Bowl. Wide receiver Stephen Gosnell warms up during rookie minicamp on Friday. Joshua Bessex, Buffalo News For two weeks, the 6-foot-2 wide receiver couldn’t dress or feed himself. He had only one year of eligibility remaining and faced a long, arduous recovery. The self-doubt lasted only a few days before Gosnell began to research methods to return within six months. His resolve and determination ensured that he wouldn’t need that LinkedIn account. Gosnell appeared in all 13 of the Hokies’ games in 2024, and he had a team-leading 506 receiving yards on only 28 catches with one touchdown. The acrobatic catches, tenacious blocking and selflessness Gosnell showed last season earned the attention of the Buffalo Bills, who officially signed him last week as an undrafted free agent. People are also reading… “I’ve never seen any player in my playing career or my coaching career handle

Microsoft has announced plans to cut approximately 6,000 roles across its global workforce, citing efforts to streamline its organisational structure and reduce layers of management. The job reductions will affect fewer than three per cent of the company's total staff and will span various departments, levels, and regions — including LinkedIn. A company spokesperson stated the move is part of ongoing adjustments designed to keep Microsoft competitive in an increasingly dynamic market landscape. "We continue to implement organisational changes necessary to best position the company for success in a dynamic marketplace," the spokesperson said. Microsoft job cuts in 2024 The technology giant, which had a global headcount of 228,000 as of June 2024, regularly undertakes strategic layoffs to refocus on key business areas. This latest round of cuts follows a broader trend across the tech industry, where companies are recalibrating amid shifting demands and rising operational costs. Microsoft last implemented significant job cuts in January 2023, when around 10,000 employees were let go — impacting teams working on HoloLens, its augmented reality headset, and other hardware divisions. The current restructuring comes amid a surge in expenditure on artificial intelligence infrastructure and cloud services. Microsoft has committed to spending roughly $80

Eduardo Medina-Cortina Honored with Banamex Economics Prize A prestigious award for economic research in Mexico, the award celebrates exceptional research focused on analyzing and solving economic issues. Eduardo Medina-Cortina has been awarded Mexico’s most prestigious economics award, the Banamex Prize for Economics (Premio Banamex de Economía) for 2023. Awarded in April 2025, this prize is presented annually by Grupo Financiero Banamex, the largest commercial bank in Mexico. It is one of the most significant international accolades for economists in Latin America and the Caribbean and celebrates exceptional research focused on analyzing and solving the region’s economic issues. Dr. Medina-Cortina and his co-author, Daniel Osuna of the Central Bank of Mexico, won the award for their research paper, “The Effect of Immigration Enforcement Abroad on Immigrants’ Home-Country Firms.” The paper examines how immigration enforcement in the U.S. impacts migrant origin regions in Mexico through deportations. The study reveals that Mexican regions receiving a higher number of deportees experience growth in the size, revenue, and exports of their establishments. These changes are attributed to increased consumer demand, the transfer of human and financial capital, and reductions in local labor costs.

Rob Alderson introduces some of the bizarre figures who populate Design LinkedIn, and how to spot them. Image via Shutterstock. A cafe near where I live has started selling fish finger croissants. Something about that combination shortcircuits my brain, leaving me slack-jawed and twitchy, greedy and confused. Objectively, both of these things on their own are great. Croissants suffused my suburban Midlands upbringing with a Parisian elan, a gateway drug to Camus novels and a best-forgotten beret phase. Fish fingers sit in the sweet spot of a perfect Venn diagram – nostalgic comfort food and lazy parent lunch plan. But smashing them together feels sacrilegious – a baffling creative over-reach, like remixing a Vivaldi symphony with Khia’s My Neck, My Back. All of which is to say, I find Design LinkedIn similarly fascinating. Both design and LinkedIn, on their own, are brilliant. I’ve written before about my deep-seated, and inescapable, love of designers. I am also a big fan of LinkedIn. I know why people hate it, but I find it genuinely vibrant – a churning cavalcade of ideas, people, and work that I find interesting and engaging. But together? Can Design LinkedIn fill the void left by Design Twitter?

5 ways top LinkedIn creators build trust by being real getty Your LinkedIn feed says a lot about who you are. Most people's feeds look identical. Creator after creator sharing the same structures, posting the same types of carousel, tweeting the same quotes. When everyone follows a template, no one stands out. The most trusted voices on LinkedIn don't rely on hooks and formulas to build their presence. They stand out by being real humans sharing actual experiences. I quadrupled my LinkedIn following in 2024 from 7k to 30k with consistent action and a commitment to authenticity. My AI for Coaches newsletter hit 8,000 subscribers in under three months without promotion. The growth happened because I shared real stories, honest opinions, and actual results. No formula could have created that level of trust. Real trust comes from dropping the mask The creators building real influence share their genuine experiences and original perspectives instead of following formulaic approaches. Here’s how to join them. Share your actual journey Top creators document their path as it happens. They talk about clients they've helped, projects they've launched, and failures they've encountered. They let you see behind the scenes to understand how they work and

US CEO calls out Indian techie for abusive LinkedIn message. Posted: 11 May 2025 | Last updated: 11 May 2025. More for You.

linkedin (opens in new window). email (opens in new window). U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff after a meeting with Russian officials (L);. U.S. ...