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    Michelle Obama: Fortune’s Most Powerful Women show what educated women can do

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    What Hillary Clinton can learn from Rhode Island’s first female governor

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    Here’s how to get more women on corporate boards

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    These global businesswomen are community builders too

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    Failure is just the beginning: Lessons in innovation from GE, Google, and Intel

    By Jean Chatzky and Valentina Zarya
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    Three charts that show the gender gap among Nobel Prize winners

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  • Susan Cain, author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking speaking at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women 2015 summit in Washington, D.C.MPW

    Three steps to attract—and retain—introverted employees

    By Jean Chatzky and Valentina Zarya
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    How these women are tackling the stigma of being childless

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    Ronda Rousey’s biggest fight is against body shamers

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    Amazon wants to know how employees are feeling—every single day

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    With 50 million followers, Taylor Swift is officially the most powerful woman on Instagram

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  • Jordin Sparks x BANDIER In Store Work OutMPW

    Bandier is betting you would pay $300 for yoga pants

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  • Fortune’s Assistant Managing Editor Pattie Sellers, on CNBC’s Squawk BoxMPW

    Pattie Sellers: Women are more than 100 years away from parity in the C-suite

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    This UFC promo features Ronda Rousey and her sister beating people up—and it’s downright inspiring

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    Childcare now costs more than rent. No wonder more women are opting out of the workforce

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