As we have done for the past three years, we spent each day of March highlighting a female business journalist on our social media accounts
Each year the National Women’s History Alliance designates a theme for Women’s History Month, and this year’s theme, “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring
For the third year in a row in honor of Women’s History Month – and as a way to encourage more female representation within the
Despite decades of progress women still face many hurdles in the male-dominated business world, but more and more business-savvy women are finding they are their
The Denver Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders have accomplished this summer what no other National Football League teams have been able to do –
While there’s been a lot of anguished coverage of the ongoing baby-formula shortage, parents with infants aren’t the only ones suffering from supply chain woes.
It’s a good thing Facebook posts aren’t limited to the 280 characters on Twitter because it took Meta Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg 8,489 characters
Business journalists in the United States earn nearly $18,000 more than their peers, according to a recent survey conducted by the Donald W. Reynolds National
Ruby interviews Kristen Gilger, co-author of ‘There’s no crying in newsrooms,’ on what it was like as a woman in broadcast journalism 30 years ago
Country music singer Dolly Parton will have to update her 1980 hit song, “9 to 5,” to “6 to 9” in 2020 for working women.
Several recent projects aim to raise awareness about journalists quoting predominantly men. For instance, the Gender Gap Tracker has the goal of raising awareness about
Menstruation may be a taboo topic in some circles, but the companies selling tampons, pads and now even period panties know it’s a lucrative business—and there
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