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It takes work, but there are ways to effective juggle being a top businesswoman and a top mom.

The key is in figuring how what works for you -- then asking for it.

Guess which country ranks among the worst for maternity leave? The land of the free and the home of the brave.

Susan Wojcicki says that work and motherhood aren't mutually exclusive.

For most U.S. pizza chains, Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sales day of the year. At Papa Murphy's, it's Halloween. And that's not the only difference.

'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.

This mother-daughter duo found a new family in franchising, all while proving that age is nothing but a number.

After nine years as a stay-at-home mom, Andrea Sammreich reentered the working world as a Pillar to Post Home Inspections franchisee.

These three women saw a niche and sought their own solutions, leading to successful products.

Some moms want roses. Other moms would prefer an iPad.

In honor of Mother's Day, we spoke to a mother and daughter who are running a business together about how they maintain their both their personal and professional relationship.

With her policies under scrutiny, the Yahoo CEO follows her ban on telecommuting with new perks for new parents.

A helping hand from mom -- or dad -- can be vital for newbie entrepreneurs. Here are six ways to make your career in entrepreneurship more palatable to them.

More women are working outside the home than ever. If you're looking for ways to retain top talent, consider these ideas for supporting working moms.

BlogFrog is capitalizing on the massive influence of mom bloggers with its brand-sponsored conversations and communities. The network's agency clients and star writers are also reaping rewards. But as the line between editorial and advertising blurs, is authenticity getting left behind?

These entrepreneurs tapped into a lucrative market -- and so can you.

A homegrown company called Two Moms in the Raw carved its own health-food niche.

Two sisters and their retired mom team up to nurture a neglected franchise that sells used clothing for kids.

Opportunities are abundant. Mothers are socializing, going green and even creating iPhone apps.

Mothers and daughters say that owning a business together is rewarding--and fun.