- Tulsi Gabbard Calls Hillary Clinton's Russian Jabs 'Outrageous' at MPW SummitThe Democratic presidential candidate also said she would not run as a third-party candidate.
- Why 3 Major Companies Decided to Take a Stand on Gun Violence"We ended up not making a big statement after Sandy Hook," Dick's Sporting Goods President Lauren Hobart said at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, D.C. "After Parkland, we realized at that point we had to take action. It became a very personal movement for us."
- In a Politicized America, SiriusXM Faces Employee Pressure to Leave GeorgiaAs conservatives and liberals increasingly clash over various issues, executives at Sirius XM, Ancestry, and ad agency Periscope say they must consider their stance.
- Trump's Former DHS Secretary Defends Family Separation in Heated InterviewKirstjen Nielsen portrayed the family separation practice as a necessary expedient in the face of a "broken" border situation.
- Cloudflare Co-Founder Wants the Company to Be Like SwitzerlandMichelle Zatlyn says technology companies shouldn't be the ones that decide what should be removed from the Internet.
- The 'Sisterhood' Isn't Working For All Women in Business—Yet"The sisterhood fails if we don’t bring along women of color with us," said Dina Powell McCormick at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit on Tuesday.
- Old Navy CEO Syngal Says Inclusivity Is a Key for GrowthOffering a full range of plus-size clothing for women is one of the tools CEO Sonia Syngal is using to get Old Navy to the $10 billion mark.
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