A few years ago, LinkedIn users mostly relied on text posts, accompanied by the occasional photo, to network with other working professionals. However, since vertical video exploded in popularity ...

LinkedIn has transformed from a traditional professional networking site into a vibrant, content-driven platform, as highlighted in Metricool’s 2025 LinkedIn Study. Analyzing over 577,000 posts from ...

L awrence Wong was not expected to win big in his first general election since becoming Singapore’s prime minister. Members of the People’s Action Party, which has governed the city-state ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s People’s Action Party (PAP), which has ruled Singapore uninterrupted since 1959, improved its vote share by more than 4 percentage points to 65.57 percent ...

The news comes after a series of LinkedIn video-related announcements over the past year or so, including full-screen vertical video displays, a refreshed carousel and an updated UI to make it ...

It’s Friday night in the club, and I’m on LinkedIn again. While all the cool kids in the crowd around me are grooving to the bouncy techno beats, I’m just fiddling with my phone. I swipe ...

On the other hand, posts that quickly gain engagement are pushed out to a larger audience and can fuel organic social media growth. LinkedIn By the numbers: 3/4 of users are under 34. —Statista ...

Singapore-listed food conglomerate Wilmar International reported a 4% rise in first-quarter profit on Tuesday, and flagged increased market volatility from U.S. tariffs for the rest of the year.

Singapore has ordered Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to block Singaporeans’ access to posts made by three foreigners accused of trying to influence the general election scheduled for May 3.

Singapore has told Meta to block local access to several Facebook posts by foreigners allegedly attempting to influence the city-state's upcoming election, authorities said late on April 25. The posts ...

Singapore has ordered Facebook parent Meta to block Singaporeans' access to posts made by three foreigners accused of trying to influence a national election next month on racial and religious lines.