Bumble’s billion dollar lady who puts women first
Whitney Wolfe Herd, CEO of dating app Bumble that puts women in charge, is among the new female names to
European businesses led by women hardest hit in pandemic
Firms led by women were on average 6 percentage points more likely to be closed in the pandemic. Just over
Social media adoption slowing down
The rapid adoption of social media sites and apps seen in the last decade has slowed down, a study from
Remote working driving tech growth
The need to support remote work during the pandemic and social software integration with other enterprise applications is driving significant
Find out why women in tech burned out during pandemic
Women in technology are burned out from the pandemic – especially those working with male bosses – according to a
Here are signs of advertising optimism
The digital advertising sector continues to show tremendous resilience despite the ongoing ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic, advertising organization IAB
Apple’s privacy rules to be enforced within weeks
Apple will within coming weeks start implementing earlier announced and controversial privacy notification rules. Facebook and other advertisers have complained
Still another top AI researcher leaving Google
Google AI research manager Samy Bengio said he is resigning, according to an internal email, Bloomberg News and Reuters reported.
Diversity Reports: Thomson Reuters with racial representation at only 14.5%
Thomson Reuters has set new goals to increase diversity in its senior leadership by 2022, including 45% or more women,
Why women make companies more profitable
Research has shown that firms with more women in senior positions are more profitable, more socially responsible, and provide safer,