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The "It Ends With Us" actress was likely the victim of an online smear campaign.
Making holiday magic adds to an overwhelming mental load that already falls on women.
Margot Blouin founded Cadstrom while transitioning in her own life.
Bath and Body Works' Candle Day sale is bigger for the retailer than Black Friday.
Google has always "welcomed" competition in Search, she says.
Women are already more likely to experience stalking and harassment.
The Franco-Belgian Blazy had worked for Maison Margiela, Celine and Calvin Klein before joining Bottega Veneta in 2020 and quickly taking charge of...
Casey Caruso thinks that investors who deeply understand technology will win.
Casey Caruso raised $75 million for Topology Ventures.
Lushi raised $5 million for a service that guides women through fertility treatments.
Colleen Aubrey is building AWS's first true enterprise applications business.
Goldman's global head of corporate engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation will now have oversight of the $3 billion Urban Investment...
The child tax credit could complement universal basic income.
Senior merchant jobs can lead to bigger things at Walmart.
Carlsberg has been trying to exit Russia since March 2022, but faced numerous legal and political roadblocks along the way.
The documents will be offered in Dawsons upcoming Entertainment & Memorabilia auction on December 12, and are expected to sell for more than £5,000.
Half of female athletes say they spend more than they make to play their sport.
The $320 million company whose stock has cratered more than 90% just hit 15 years old.
Mariam Naficy's startup has raised $17 million from investors including Ashton Kutcher's Sound Ventures, Offline Ventures, Reid Hoffman, and Karlie...
"Bread and Roses" follows women in Afghanistan after the Taliban's takeover in 2021.
Wojcicki spent her final months raising awareness and donating millions to lung cancer research.
The original "slow fashion" brand hit 40 years old this fall.
Monica Molenaar and Anne Fulenwider cofounded Alloy four years ago.
Veolia is headquartered in Paris and handles waste management and de-pollution for states and companies.
Eighteen women are among the 100 Most Powerful People in Business.
The economy is strong, but voters remember increasing prices.
Saint John is known for building the brands of some of the world's most influential companies, now she's launching her own line.
The first woman to serve as White House chief of staff has a 40-year career in GOP politics.
"Women have so much unrealized power and influence."
The vice president told her supporters to "keep fighting" following Trump's win.
For the second time, Americans rejected the opportunity to elect the country's first female president and sent Donald Trump to the Oval Office.
The numbers of women running for office declined in 2024, part of the broader election map.
The film follows human impact of the Texas abortion case.
Savannah James and April McDaniel cofounded Let It Break, a personal development community for women.
A 50-year anniversary of women's right to credit reminds us how far we've come ahead of a historic election.
BBG Ventures will back startups with founders who are diverse across gender, race, age, and income.
The firm has always invested in companies with female founders, but is now expanding its mandate.
The LSU gymnast is competing for a fifth and final year, with an eye on what comes after college.
The experiential retailer found a sweet spot between appealing to kids and adults.
Pelicot waived anonymity and took the stand after her husband drugged her and invited 50 men to assault her over 10 years.
Millennials and Gen Zers are driving a growing interest in prenups to protect more than just money.
Female CEOs lose ground on the ranking of the largest companies in Europe.
"It’s about claiming our rightful share of the business we’ve built," says players' association president Nneka Ogwumike.
CVS CEO Karen Lynch lost her job in a surprise ouster on Friday.
Women are leading in every corner of the business world.
The newsletter you know and love is getting a new name—with the same commitment to the stories that matter to women.
Emily Luk and Channing Allen are the married cofounders behind Plenty.
Women run 10.4% of Fortune 500 companies, the same as last year.
Mexico's election results are a strong argument that waiting for progress to just happen doesn't work.
The "queen of cable TV" got a better job each time she got a new boss in the tumultuous media industry.