Patricia Sellers

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    What Anne-Marie Slaughter misses about why women still aren’t reaching the top

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    Watch Carly Fiorina hint at her White House dreams back in 2002

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  • Potential Republican 2016 presidential candidate Fiorina speaks at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Conference in NashuaMPW

    Why Carly Fiorina will likely be the Republican VP nominee

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  • Sheryl SandbergMPW

    Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg: How to hire for fast growth

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    Charlie Rose meets Fortune’s Most Powerful Women

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  • Members of the latest generation of high-powered Google alumnae, photographed in San Francisco in August. L to R: Claire Hughes Johnson COO, Stripe; Francoise Casals Brougher, Global Business Lead, Square; Stacy Brown- Philpot COO, TaskRabbit; Katie Stanton VP Global Media, Twitter; Natalie Fair Head of Finance, Pinterest; Sukhinder Singh Cassidy CEO, Joyus; April Underwood Head of Platform, Slack; Amy Chang CEO, AccompanyMPW

    Why Powerful Women Love Google—And Why They Leave It

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  • The Robin Hood Foundation's 2015 BenefitLeadership

    GE’s mega-deal clears, and Jeff Immelt escapes Jack Welch’s shadow

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    TBT: How Meg Whitman built ‘quirky little’ eBay

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  • GE vice chair Beth ComstockMPW

    GE names a new vice-chair—and she is…

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  • Rahm Emanuel (left) and Ari Emanuel (right)Leadership

    What creates super successful siblings?

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2015Careers

    Millennials want this one thing from employers

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  • Apple’s Global Human Resources Chief Denise Young SmithMPW

    Apple advances on diversity, slowly

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  • Helen Greiner at Fortune Brainstorm TechTech

    Robot queen takes to the skies

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  • APTOPIX Britain Wimbledon TennisMPW

    Wake up FIFA: This sport is your model for equal pay

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  • Brian CheskyTech

    How one young guy can create $25 billion

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