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For years, corporate communications teams have struggled to accurately measure executive influence on LinkedIn. Trapped in endless cycles of manual data pulls, clunky spreadsheets and surface-level metrics, teams have often failed to extract actionable insights quickly enough to matter. The result? Wasted hours assembling static reporting decks, and countless missed opportunities to act on trending topics and stakeholder conversations when they bubble up. All of this has made it difficult for comms professionals to navigate what has become the most congested, saturated LinkedIn content landscape in the platform’s 15-year history—a challenge underscored by our analysis with data partner SocialHP, which showed that just one in 13 posts drives 81% of follower, engagement and impression growth. How LinkedIn's Open API Can Speed Up Work But a process that once took hours of consolidation and heavy human oversight just to ensure accurate data is now a thing of the past. With LinkedIn’s newly launched open API for personal profiles, which recently rolled out globally, communications teams can now unlock faster, more accurate and actionable insights. It gives PR pros a powerful new tool: the ability to incorporate predictive analytics into an executive’s journey to build influence and better monitor reputation on LinkedIn.

AIM’s Post In This Week’s Belamy: Indian IT’s Agent Era has Begun The landscape of India’s IT services industry is shifting under our feet, and it’s all thanks to autonomous AI agents. At TCS, CIO Bala Prasad Peddigari led a bold restructuring—12,000 job cuts alongside reorganization around AI‑led platforms and reusable agents. He warns, though, that enterprise‑grade agentic systems still face challenges in accuracy and domain tuning. Over at Infosys, Salil Parekh isn’t waiting for caution. His team has already deployed over 300 AI agents across operations and client projects, wrapped in the company’s Topaz stack of proprietary models and open weights. With 3.8 percent growth and $3.8 billion in large deals, Infosys is proving that “industrial‑grade AI” can replace slide decks with production‑ready code. Wipro’s Srini Pallia has taken a different path: even as revenue dipped, he secured $5 billion in GenAI bookings and built a $2.7 billion pipeline, embedding AI in every one of 63 major deals. Under his leadership, 87,000 employees have been trained in generative AI—turning Wipro’s promise of experimentation into scaled execution. HCLTech is working directly with OpenAI, productizing GPT‑powered agents for ITSM, infrastructure, and cybersecurity, while Tech Mahindra’s KOGO platform helped drive a 34 percent profit jump and put over 200 agents into production. Mid‑tier

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Image credit: Helena Kristiansson, ESL FACEIT Group GamerLegion and Astralis are the latest teams eliminated from Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Cologne 2025. The two European sides could not advance to the next round of the Group Stage. Some exciting matches will take place on Monday, July 28th after the results of this weekend’s intense face-offs. GamerLegion Bows Out After impressing during the Play-Ins with victories over Complexity and Virtus.pro, GamerLegion found itself in the lower bracket of Group A after a defeat at the hands of Team Falcons.  Joining it in the lower bracket was 3DMAX, which lost to The MongolZ in its opening Group A match. GamerLegion secured victory on Overpass before 3DMAX responded on Inferno to force a deciding Dust II in the best-of-three series. The French side of 3DMAX emerged victorious after a triple overtime to keep hopes of competing in the Lanxess Arena alive. FURIA Stays Alive The second elimination match saw Astralis battle against FURIA in the second elimination match of Group B. After recently securing a place in the top ten of the Valve Regional Standings (VRS) , the Brazilian side dominated Inferno to open the series before keeping the ball rolling with another

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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