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100 Women Making their Mark on the World of Finance Women are also achieving greater prominence and power in the private sector, and particularly in the world of finance, where Citigroup(ticker: C) CEO Jane Fraser just became the first woman to lead a major U.S. money-center bank. Thasunda Brown Duckett, a JPMorgan Chase(JPM) executive, was recently named CEO of TIAA,…

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In 25 years, the pay gap has shrunk by just 8 cents Take Ms. Rapinoe, whose fight for equal pay has become something of a calling card for the U.S. women’s team, and who played a central role in the team’s lawsuit on unequal pay filed in 2019. “One cannot simply outperform inequality,” she said. “Or be…

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Job or Kids? One in three working moms forced to choose as pandemic enters year two One attorney faked leaving her house every day, got in her car, and waved goodbye to her 3-year old, then sneaked back in the house to work upstairs, Damon said. Others put red-light/green-light signs on guestroom doors so they…

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Cathie Wood: A Tech Investor Doing God’s Work Wood is the public face of a speculative tech boom many liken to the dot.com boom and bust of the early 2000s. The success of Tesla and other technology stocks that Ark owns has, together with massive investor inflows, propelled the combined value of the five exchange…

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Women outperform men in managing DC plans – Morningstar “We find that the probability of a plan offering these services is higher if the plan administrator is female, and the differences are statistically significant,” a Morningstar research report said. “In other words, female plan administrators run better plans than their male counterparts.” Morningstar’s Report: Wonder…

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Melinda Gates and David Malpass: After the pandemic, put women first Women tend to be heavily employed in vulnerable sectors such as retail, restaurants and hospitality. They also often work in informal jobs, from selling wares on the streets to sewing at home, that lack protections such as paid sick leave or unemployment insurance. When those…

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Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd becomes youngest woman to take a company public Wolfe Herd rang the opening bell from Bumble’s offices in Austin with her 1-year-old son by her side. The IPO makes Wolfe Herd, 31, the youngest woman to take a company public (and, according to Bloomberg, with a $1.5 billion payday, a rare…

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Walgreens Poaches Starbucks Executive Rosalind Brewer for CEO Starbucks said Tuesday that Ms. Brewer, its chief operating officer and group president, was leaving both the company and board of Starbucks at the end of February for a new role at another public company. Before joining the coffeehouse chain, Ms. Brewer was CEO of Walmart Inc.’s Sam’s Club division…

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Queen’s Gambit, Female-led SPAC, Raises $300 Million The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Victoria Grace. She is a founding partner of Colle Capital Partners, which gets its name from another opening move in Chess. Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff Breaks Gender Barrier by Quitting Job to Support the Vice President Emhoff, a 56-year-old entertainment lawyer at international…

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This was a difficult week to be an American. Watching a mob scale the walls of the Capitol building, break windows, vandalize, and trash the greatest symbol of our democracy was painful. The tragedy that lives were lost makes these actions inexcusable. That our own President fanned the flames is unthinkable. But our Congressional leaders…