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  • Mathmatician Mary Jackson was the first black woman engineer at NASA. The agency said this week it’s naming its D.C. headquarters after her.Newsletters

    This is a moment for new names. Follow NASA’s lead.

    By Claire Zillman and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Courtesy of Darden Restaurants; Luke Sharrett—BloombergGetty Images (2)Leadership

    Coronavirus cuts to CEO pay were short-lived

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  • Sallie Krawcheck, founder and CEO of EllevestNewsletters

    Sallie Krawcheck’s startup pivots beyond investing

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Maria Aspan
  • A survey looks at how women-led companies are faring amid the pandemic.Newsletters

    Are women-led companies better positioned to survive the pandemic?

    By Kristen Bellstrom and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Female Founders Fund founding partner Anu Duggal: Her fund surveyed female founders about the effects of the coronavirus crisis on their businesses.MPW

    Here’s how the coronavirus crisis has affected female founders

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  • The CEO and Chief Growth Officer of The CovenNewsletters

    How 2 startup cofounders are dealing with 3 compounding crises

    By Claire Zillman and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge (Ohio) writes for Fortune about teaching Black history as American history.Newsletters

    These black women are leading the way in business, politics, and economics

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  • Newsletters

    How to move corporate Juneteenth holidays beyond virtue signaling

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Claire Zillman
  • Stacey Abrams Speaks To The National Press Club For Headliners LuncheonNewsletters

    Why Stacey Abrams sees reason for optimism in the Georgia primary voting mess

    By Claire Zillman and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Stacey Abrams-FeaturedMPW

    Stacey Abrams: Safeguarding voting rights fights the ‘virus’ of systemic racism

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  • Photographer Willie Robinson decorates his storefront on June 16, 1989, in preparation for Juneteenth celebrations.Leadership

    Why making Juneteenth a company holiday is a powerful statement

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  • Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo speaks at a press conference in Providence.Newsletters

    Shutting down Rhode Island’s economy was a ‘nightmare’ for Gov. Gina Raimondo

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  • Cofounder of The Wing, Audrey Gelman.Newsletters

    The Wing charts a path forward without its CEO

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  • MPW

    The Wing staffers are doing a ‘digital walkout’ until their demands are met

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  • Audrey Gelman, CEO of women’s coworking business The Wing, has stepped down.MPW

    What’s going on at The Wing: Audrey Gelman steps down as CEO

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