The big picture. Influencer marketing is no longer just for B2C. B2B marketers are increasingly turning to creators on LinkedIn to humanize their brands, build trust, and close deals.

Patrick Dempsey shared a rare photo of his and his wife Jillian Fink's 18-year-old twins, Sullivan and Darby, at their high school graduation.

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Standing at 6-foot-5, Sirgi has been pursued by programs all over the country. ... She's a native of Estonia, but the No. 1 post player in Arizona prep basketball according to Prep Girls Hoops.

Google announced Gemini 2.5 Pro — what it considers its most intelligent model yet, with a one-million-token context window — in March, and released its “I/O” coding edition earlier this ...

This final dividend is in addition to the first interim dividend, which was paid on December 4, 2024, at a rate of 45% on the paid-up equity share capital, of Rs. 4.50/-per share, and the second ...

National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard said ex-FBI Director James Comey should be in jail for posting an Instagram photo of the numbers "86 47," which has been interpreted as a threat to Trump.

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LinkedIn is no longer just an app for finding work. The platform has grown its creator tools and content and plans to become a larger figure in the creator economy.. There are a few basic ways to ...

Seven years ago the local power company, OPALCO, installed a 3.5-acre solar grid. For the most part, everyone was fine with it. Then came word about phase two: Twenty more acres of solar panels ...

A LinkedIn post purportedly written by the lovable red Muppet — in which Elmo says he “was recently laid off because of the federal budget cuts” — has gone viral on social media.

Apparently, the latest round of federal budget cuts have reached Sesame Street. On Thursday, a LinkedIn post from the account someone made for Elmo from Sesame Street began going viral.