May 28, 2026 Tory Burch wants to help women add $1 billion to the economy by 2030 BY Shalene Gupta In 2004, the designer Tory Burch launched her first store specializing in women’s apparel in Manhattan. She and her ex-husband, the retailer and investor Christopher Burch, funded it by pooling $2 million of their own money. … Continue reading Tory Burch wants to help women add $1 billion to the economy by 2030
May 11, 2026 It’s not just women dropping out of the workforce. This group is, too BY Pavithra Mohan It has become clear that women—and working mothers, in particular—are up against all kinds of challenges that threaten their foothold in the labor force. But one trend that may be less evident is that men are also … Continue reading It’s not just women dropping out of the workforce. This group is, too
April 11, 2026 This invisible career ceiling is holding women back BY Ellen Rudolph On my last day at my old job, I couldn’t go in. I’d been burning through sick days for months (more than I could explain to my manager) because I didn’t yet have words for what was happening to me. I … Continue reading This invisible career ceiling is holding women back
March 30, 2026 There are more women in the workforce than men—again BY Pavithra Mohan For decades, there was a stubborn gender gap in employment, even as women grew more and more educated. Thirty-odd years ago, men still held 7 million more jobs—despite the fact that women were already earning college degrees at higher rates … Continue reading There are more women in the workforce than men—again
March 28, 2026 Women aren’t opting out of work. Workplaces are pushing them out BY Krystal Duarte and Lisa Kaplowitz Companies often assume that when mid-career women step back from leadership tracks, their ambition has faded. Our research suggests something else is happening. The real pressure point is caregiving strain. Caregiver strain is the cognitive, emotional, and … Continue reading Women aren’t opting out of work. Workplaces are pushing them out
March 26, 2026 Empty nester women: The new targeting market? BY Andrew Graff There’s a tremendous, ageless opportunity hiding in plain sight, but marketers need to look through a different lens to see it. Right now, there are some 35 million U.S. empty nester women, as I calculate it, and a growing percentage of them are … Continue reading Empty nester women: The new targeting market?
March 26, 2026 Why some Gen Z women are putting work over love and family BY Jared Lindzon With the high career costs associated with motherhood, and in a challenging economy, more young women are choosing to put work ahead of love and family. According to a recent survey of 1,000 American working mothers by online … Continue reading Why some Gen Z women are putting work over love and familyInterests
December 10, 2025 New study: Women are more likely to be penalized for working remotely than men
December 05, 2025 The CEO of Chief on how the business world can better support women executives
October 12, 2025 Five ways women have historically powered the economy How many female entrepreneurs, bankers, and industrialists from the past can you name? You could be forgiven for thinking that, until relatively recently, there were none at all. Women are commonly assumed to have spent most of history as housewives. But in my new … Continue reading Five ways women have historically powered the economy
