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Health tech and AI firms took most of LinkedIn's 2026 Australian startup ranking, signalling where hiring and investor attention are shifting.
Synthetic fraud is now costing banks and insurers USD $40 billion a year, with voice cloning and video deepfakes driving most cases.
Banks and insurers face rising losses as deepfake fraud is now estimated at USD $40 billion a year, with voice cloning fuelling most cases.
The rollout gives software vendors earlier access to buyer signals and third-party proof as AI-driven research reshapes enterprise purchasing.
The rollout targets Americans feeling isolated by making it easier to meet nearby people who share interests, without using dating-style matching.
Businesses are facing a sharp rise in email scams as AI makes phishing faster, cheaper and harder for native filters to spot.
The appointment underscores Workday's push to sharpen its AI message as it battles rivals for corporate HR and finance spending.
Developers could save setup time as the platform lets AI agents provision media environments and carry workflows through to handover.
Hiring demand across commercial teams strengthened as new financial-year budgets were released, lifting active go-to-market roles to 25,031 in July.
Stronger AI adoption and talent inflows have helped Ireland stay ahead of a global hiring slowdown, despite weaker junior recruitment in some sectors.
Public pressure for AI guardrails is surging faster than it did for social media, as Australia joins a growing coalition urging action.
Communications teams gain real-time alerts as the new tool tracks sentiment across 177 countries and more than 60 languages.
Trusted peer recommendations are increasingly outweighing ad budgets in Singapore B2B, potentially giving smaller firms a better shot at Gen Z buyers.
The marketing technology company is targeting a doubling of overseas sales within three years as it steps up expansion beyond India.
Corporate content is becoming interchangeable as executives flood LinkedIn with safe opinions that rarely challenge readers to think differently.
Women are missing out on higher-paid AI jobs and leadership roles, with LinkedIn finding they hold just 13% of C-suite posts globally.
Content inflation could leave brands sounding generic unless they use AI to sharpen strategy, as LinkedIn flags more artificial-sounding posts.
New Zealand's national security threats have intensified amid geopolitical upheaval, foreign espionage and online violent extremism, NZSIS says.
Advisers could cut admin as the new feature links bookings with client records, meeting prep and follow-up across one workflow.
Paid social costs are rising as UK finance marketers struggle to produce enough creative for platforms that now reward constant ad testing.