LeadershipFake flexibility, the menstrual taboo and being called a ‘female CEO’: 5 things women leaders want gone from business on International Women’s Day
From gaslighting to pregnancy bias, female CEOs revealed to Fortune the experiences, phrases, and practices that have no place in the business world.
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Xi accuses Biden of a ‘containment’ strategy that poses ‘unprecedented, severe challenges’ for China
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Europe
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Finance
JPMorgan top executive says it’s too early to say global recession signs are clearing and ‘green shoots are coming through’
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