Women hold only 5.5% of CEO positions globally – study
Boardroom diversity has increased globally since 2015 but we still have a long way to go towards true gender parity.
EU funding investigations of sports corruption and money laundering
Money laundering, war crimes prosecutions in Europe and corruption in sport are among 14 investigative journalism projects from across the
In the Company of Women: In this book women run the world
Today’s business world is composed of an increasing number of female creators and entrepreneurs, changing the gender narrative against all
WeAreTechWomen announces the TechWomen100 awards shortlist for 2021
WeAreTechWomen announced the TechWomen100 awards shortlist for 2021, showcasing 200 remarkable women within the technology and STEM sector across the
Strong advertising growth forecasted for 2022
Marketing budgets for Q3 in the UK increased at the strongest rate since Q2 2017, according advertising industry organization IPA
Google launches Pixel 6 with its own custom-made chip
Pixel 6 smartphones were finally unveiled by Google, taking a big step toward becoming true Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy
Springer fires the Bild Editor after New York Times’ article on him
Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief of Germany’s biggest tabloid Bild has been relieved of his duties, the newspaper’s publisher Axel Springer SE
Reuters Foundation staffer loses appeal in Iran
Thomson Reuters Foundation project manager Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has lost an appeal against a second jail sentence in Iran, her family
Women in Science: a book confirming that women scientists rock
If you’re looking for an inspiring, educational book to read this weekend, we’ve got you covered. New York Times’ best
A documentary about an unknown women’s rights activist
She was a civil-rights activist, she was a women’s rights activist, she was a lawyer, a poet and a priest.