Women in Business
6 Globally Successful Female Entrepreneurs Who Started Out Late in Life
These supremely successful businesswomen prove that age really is just a number.
How to Be a Confident Badass at Work (and Silence That Little Voice in Your Head)
You're more than enough, you're great at your job and you can do anything you set your mind to. Here's how to start believing it.
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How I Navigate Silicon Valley as a Female Entrepreneur
Building a company in the male-dominated tech startup scene can be a challenge.
This Cosmetics Company CEO Turned a $1 Million Packaging Fail into Quadrupled Sales. Here's How.
Carisa Janes, founder and CEO of Hourglass Cosmetics, had to pull more than 10,000 units of foundation off Sephora's shelves in 2012. She went into fix-it mode and turned things around.
11 Strategies to Lead and Succeed as a Minority Woman
Compared to most women, minority women face far greater challenges in their careers.
3 Powerful Lessons From Women With Ambition
While the world is still dismissive of women with ambition, plenty of female power players are hoping to change that.
Gender Gap
Gender Pay Gap: What Jobs Really Offer Equal Pay?
Here are the few jobs that have successfully removed the gender pay gap.
The Financial Vocabulary Every Money-Savvy Woman Needs
Here are some of the most important terms you should know when it comes to financial jargon.
How to Transition From the Corporate World to Entrepreneurship as a Working Woman
Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship can be a scary prospect as a working woman. Here's how to approach it.
5 Tips to Reduce Female Attrition in the Workplace
According to recent research, women earn only 18 percent of promotions from entry-level to managerial positions.
How Coworking Space The Wing Has Helped Women Soar
Audrey Gelman opened the coworking space The Wing to give women a place to collaborate and grow their ideas. A powerful community has followed.
After a Point-Blank Rejection Letter From the FDA, This Founder Went Back to the Drawing Board
Cindy Whitehead spent years working on a treatment for low sexual desire in women. When the FDA rejected her drug, she disputed the decision with the stories of affected women -- and won.
