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In the past year, the Ivy League hit a milestone that corporate America hasn’t even come close to reaching: Six of eight prestigious institutions were run by women. Three were on their second round of women presidents, with two of them peop...
I would like to think that the #MeToo movement signaled the end of the corporate practice of blaming victims of sexual harassment and letting misogynistic bosses off the hook. But we clearly still have a long way to go.
Ardith Lindsey, a...
In January 2000, at the frigid annual meeting of top executives and world leaders in Davos, Switzerland, right after a free-trade speech by then President Bill Clinton, protestors started smashing window, lighting bonfires, and throwing sno...
Tuesday was a “bad night for extremism in the United States of America,” to quote fellow sub stacker Heather Cox Richardson.
You can read her full take on state elections through the link, but let’s just say far-right positions on the 2...
As reported today by the FT, BlackRock’s study affirms what many companies have already figured out.
Referring you back to Substack from Aug. 22, 2023.
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Laurie Hays (She/Her) Journalist, former CEO/EIC The Fuller Project, former head of newsrooms at WSJ and Bloomberg; mother, grandmother, humanitarian.
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