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How can you inspire confidence if you are constantly saying you're sorry for doing your job?

Women entrepreneurs are not new to the American workforce. While the laws that protect women in the corporate world have been hard won and are still being fought for, modern-day business has significantly benefited from the activity of female entrepreneurs and business leaders. You can trace the feminine presence in the workforce as far back […]

Being more human may just be the answer to leading superhuman disruption needed to create a better world, a more competitive business, and a richer life.

See Sheryl Sandberg's net worth and other C-level, female execs.

The first African American First Lady of the United States can teach you a thing or two about being a leader and helping others along the way.

Nancy Daniels shares her tips for effective leadership, meetings and recognizing employees.

The Facebook COO worked in government and Google before landing a top role at the social giant.

In 2016, only 16 percent of funded startups were led by female founders.

There's a lot to learn from the Facebook executive, author and activist.

According to a recent report, there are 88 self-made female billionaires across the world with a combined wealth of $194 billion.

Teach your daughter that her failures hold the lessons to achieving her goals.

Men managed by women often don't perform as well as when managed by other men.

But that's OK. I interviewed 75 women to see what they wanted out of their own kind of superhero and created my own comic series.

If you're a set of guys looking to start a company, think about women you could team up with -- they will see things differently and solve problems you didn't even realize you had.

Dr. Frieda Rapoport Caplan fears no fruit. The 91-year-old entrepreneur smashed the gender barrier in the old boys club of produce and brought some 200 unusual edibles out of obscurity and onto our plates.

There is mounting evidence that employees generally prefer women managers.

Women remain a minority among entrepreneurs but there is increasing attention on leveling the playing field.

Entrepreneurship is more than simply coed. By many measures, women are surpassing men in the zeal and tenacity with which they pursue their dreams.

The 'Queen of QVC' says it doesn't matter if you're a king or queen in business. It just matters that you rule.

Men and women alike will take inspiration and encouragement reading the particular challenges these entrepreneurs overcame.

'The biological clock and the career clock are in total conflict with each other. So we're screwed,' she joked, speaking at The Aspen Ideas Festival on Monday.