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  • Fortune Most Powerful Women 2014MPW

    Anne-Marie Slaughter on Obama’s failure to recognize ISIS extremism

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  • InternationalFeatures

    Tired of the endless gridlock in Washington? Blame the primaries.

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  • Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker at the 2013<br /> Fortune The Most Powerful Women Summit.MPW

    Secretary Pritzker’s emotional ties to Ukraine

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  • (L-R) Ursula Burns, Penny Pritzker, Pat Woertz and Marillyn Hewson encourage officials to open up markets to trade and investment in Poland on Tuesday.International

    Fortune 500 women CEOs stand up to Turkish leaders

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  • Japan&#8217;s first lady Akie Abe speaking at CSIS headquarters in Washington, D.C., on September 23, 2014.International

    A first lady takes on world’s third biggest economy

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  • InternationalFinance

    Big cities benefit from free trade—so why are Democrats stalling it?

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  • InternationalFeatures

    Electoral Madness? The GOP is driving Hispanic voters out of the party

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  • InternationalManagement

    As foreign aid dries up, companies take the lead in global development

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  • TechnologyInternational

    Stealing back the story line on China cyber theft

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  • Tina Fordham isn&#8217;t impressed by the serenity of financial markets.Finance

    How will markets react when the Fed’s Xanax runs out?

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  • CareersCareers

    Cool kids rule! (and they may save Detroit)

    By Nina Easton and Tom Ziegler
  • Features

    Battle for the soul of the California GOP

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  • U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker in her office at the Department of Commerce in May 2014.Finance

    The fascinating life of Penny Pritzker (so far)

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  • Smith and Rutgers women: Your loss!

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  • Democrats love free trade. But they love Big Labor even more.

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