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Blackstone's global head of Core real estate and BREIT CEO was killed in the Manhattan shooting on Monday.
The former OpenAI CTO is now running Thinking Machines Lab—with $2 billion in her war chest.
Shannon Watts' new book is "Fired Up."
The marketing leaders behind CrowdStrike and Snowflake say CEOs need to understand marketing.
Debra Crew is out as CEO of Diageo after two years.
Former WNBA player Rasheeda Clark is president of Flynn Wendy's, part of the franchising giant Flynn Group.
Dacora is catering to an ultra-luxury clientele, set to buy "America's Rolls Royce" starting in 2028.
Michele Buck will retire from the chocolate-maker—and her successor is the CEO of Wendy's.
Diaspora Co. sells high-quality spices sourced from southeast Asia.
Millennials are eager to learn how to garden as they get older and buy homes.
Brightland has raised $15 million in funding to build its eight-figure business.
Jesse Draper is investing in family tech, childcare, and ed tech.
What was good enough six months ago isn't good enough for consumers today.
Babylist is expanding its business by reaching the 40% of American babies born under Medicaid.
Vidhya Srinivasan led Amazon Web Services' first cloud data centers launches before taking on a pivotal transformation at Google.
Fifty-six percent of female founders say they see more opportunity because of AI.
Alex Cooper and Barbara Walters have a lot in common.
Women have to prove they're more qualified before becoming CEO, the research suggests.
Greycroft led the startup's Series A round.
Women run 11% of companies on 2025's Fortune 500.
Ashley Flowers is the host of "Crime Junkie"—and she just hired a new CEO from Endeavor to bring her podcasts to film and TV.
Hailey Bieber's brand is selling for $1 billion only three years after launching.
The annual ranking of the women leading global business is more competitive than ever.
Fortune's Most Powerful Women International Summit starts on Tuesday.
Cécred is part of Beyoncé's latest tour—to the benefit of Ulta.
ServiceNow reached $10 billion in revenue last year.
Bumble's stock is down 57% over the past year.
Cathy Smith came to Starbucks from Target and Nordstrom.
"Women are a great investment," the fashion label founder says.
Fora closed a $40 million Series C round this year.
The $775 million men's soccer team is investing in its female fans.
Marjan Rintel runs the Netherland's major airline.
Six women came back from space "forever changed."
The Bay Area team is participating in their first collegiate draft today.
Canva Code allows users to build products with zero coding knowledge.
Founders want tariff exemptions and federal support for setting up domestic supply chains.
Sedona Prince is one of the lead plaintiffs on a case deciding how college athletes will be paid.
Katherine Stueland is the CEO of GeneDx.
Stocks of women-led U.S. public companies are faring better during the tariff crash.
Mexico's first female president knows how to negotiate with Trump.
Ana Botín believes European business needs to change to close a productivity gap with the U.S.
That's far larger than typical estimates of the market size for solutions for menopause, fertility, and other health concerns.
Ekyam.ai raised $2 million for its retail middleware service.
Bumble’s recently returned founder envisions a “self-love” app that teaches you to love yourself before loving someone else.
J.Crew is all in on ski culture.
P&L roles are critical for making it to the C-suite.
Sharing her deepest secret changed how Griffin approaches investing.
Future Forward Women measured women's wellbeing and power state by state.
Direct Relief managed $2.4 billion in humanitarian aid last year.
Female Founders Fund returned its first fund late last year.