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  • Tracy Britt Cool speaks at Fortune’s MPW Next Gen in 2019Newsletters

    How to nominate someone to attend Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Adam Neumann speaks on stage at a conference.Newsletters

    Adam Neumann’s $350 million comeback is a ‘slap in the face’ to female founders and founders of color

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) walks to an election night event after polls close during the Republican primary election. Jabin Botsford—The Washington Post/Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Liz Cheney loses her seat in Congress, but cements her place in history as the Republican who took on Trump

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  • Daily Harvest founder and CEO Rachel Drori.Newsletters

    Daily Harvest’s vegan frozen meals saved women time. Then the $1.1 billion startup’s food safety debacle broke their trust

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Beth Kowitt
  • People at business meetingNewsletters

    Corporate board diversity quotas improve gender equity for lower-ranking women in the workforce too, according to new research

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  • Alto Pharmacy CEO Alicia Boler Davis leaning against a wall..Newsletters

    Why Alicia Boler Davis left Amazon’s S-team—and turned down Fortune 500 CEO jobs—for a startup

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  • Away CEO Jen RubioNewsletters

    Away’s suitcases made the startup a unicorn. But CEO Jen Rubio says outdoor travel products could soon make up a quarter of its business

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Serena Williams walking onto the court with her gear, with a young boy walking alongside her.Newsletters

    Serena Williams says goodbye to tennis—and hello to her next chapter

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Sheryl Sandberg and Priscilla Chan.Newsletters

    The perils of making one executive—like Sheryl Sandberg—a ‘gender ambassador’

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 04: Cecilia Rouse, chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, answers questions during the daily press briefing March 4, 2022 in Washington, DC. The U.S. economy added 678,000 jobs in the month of February. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)Newsletters

    White House economic adviser Cecilia Rouse brings her ‘unique’ perspective to address record inflation

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  • US basketball player Brittney Griner holds photos inside a defendants’ cage before a court hearing during her trial on charges of drug smuggling, in Khimki, outside Moscow on August 2, 2022. – Griner was detained at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport in February 2022 just days before Moscow launched its offensive in Ukraine. She was charged with drug smuggling for possessing vape cartridges with cannabis oil. Speaking at the trial on July 27, Griner said she still did not know how the cartridges ended up in her bag. (Photo by EVGENIA NOVOZHENINA / POOL / AFP) (Photo by EVGENIA NOVOZHENINA/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)Newsletters

    Brittney Griner received a 9-year sentence in Russia. The U.S. will have to step up to get her home

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  • Casper CEO Emilie ArelNewsletters

    Casper’s CEO has a turnaround plan after its lackluster IPO. It involves selling mattresses to Midwestern moms

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Emma Walmsley of GSK, Amanda Blanc of Aviva and Tan Sin Yin of Ping AnNewsletters

    The number of female CEOs running Global 500 companies hits a record high—of just 4.8%

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
  • Emma Walmsley of GSK, Amanda Blanc of Aviva and Tan Sin Yin of Ping AnLeadership

    Female CEOs run just 4.8% of the world’s largest businesses on the Global 500

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  • Summer Health founder Ellen DaSilva sitting in a chair.Newsletters

    Exclusive: Chelsea Clinton and Sequoia’s Alfred Lin back $7.5 million seed round for pediatric telehealth startup Summer Health

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