New Outside Directors of the Top 30 Groups Surpass Bureaucrats
A significant shift in the selection of outside directors has been observed in South Korea's top 30 corporate groups, with a higher proportion of candidates from business backgrounds compared to those from bureaucratic backgrounds.
Why are there still so few women CEOs
The article discusses the ongoing scarcity of female CEOs in the UK, highlighting recent resignations of prominent women leaders and the minimal progress in increasing their numbers in top corporate roles.
The extraordinary success of the Female Startup Club. Here’s how the podcaster built her empire
The article discusses the achievements of the Female Startup Club podcast, which empowers women in business and entrepreneurship.
“What now?” – why women-led businesses rarely enter the global market
Women-led businesses often remain smaller in scale and less impactful in economic contributions compared to their male counterparts, with a focus on local markets, as highlighted by data from Latvia and studies by OECD and the World Bank.
'Sell Momos, You Are in the Business...': Northeast Girls Harassed in Delhi, Neighbor Crossed Limits
Three women from Arunachal Pradesh faced racial abuse from their neighbor in Malviya Nagar, Delhi, after an argument about home repairs escalated.
Finding a home in Delhi is harder than starting a startup! People advised a woman
A woman in Delhi shares her struggles finding rental housing, stating it is more difficult than starting her own business, and seeks advice on social media.
Cristina, the first Italian woman Master of Wine
Cristina Mercuri has become the first Italian woman to earn the title of Master of Wine, a prestigious and selective qualification in the wine industry.
Award-winning Entrepreneur Known from Bypias Targeted by Severe Accusations – This Is How She Responds
Pia Erlund, founder of the Bypias brand and a nominee for the annual Eeva award, faces serious allegations that have surfaced, concerning a hidden side of her successful business.
Business Succession: When the Daughter Takes Over the CEO Position
Two daughters take over family businesses amid a male-dominated industry as their parents retire.
New organization for women's entrepreneurship within February
A new organization aimed at promoting women's entrepreneurship, called the Organization for Women's Entrepreneurship and Leadership (OGE), is set to be established in Greece this February.
SMEs and financial assistance: a bridge with a woman's face
The article discusses a new financial initiative aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Argentina, led by women experienced in finance and education.
"For our homes, this is help": women from Monte Sinaí make 800 desserts for Valentine's Day as an income alternative
In preparation for Valentine's Day, over a hundred women from popular sectors in Guayaquil have made more than 800 sweets to be sold at various locations in the city.
Why do women often doubt their leadership – even when results speak for themselves?
The article explores the reasons behind women's self-doubt in leadership roles despite their high success rates in business, emphasizing the need for greater visibility and cultural change.
From 200 trays of eggs to a successful business: the career turnaround
The Wiitch Plant group, formed by visionary female entrepreneurs in North São Paulo, is transforming entrepreneurship through eco-friendly and charitable projects that create a positive impact on the community and environment.
Demand for Ice in Fish Market, Set Up Ice Plant, Earning ₹1 Lakh per Month
Poonam Goswami from Gwalior has successfully established the largest ice plant in the region, earning a net income of ₹1 lakh monthly by recognizing market needs and leveraging government support.
Winners of the "Baiba Award" will receive specially designed gold and silver brooches
The "Baiba Award" invites Latvian citizens to nominate outstanding women in business until February 9, honoring those who have made a significant impact in their fields.
The Self-Contradiction of the Ministry of Culture and the Korean Film Council Approaching Support for Sexual Violence Victims as a 'Business'
The Korean Film Council ended its contract with the Korea Film Gender Equality Center, replacing it with a profit-oriented firm, leading to concerns over the stability and continuous support for sexual violence victims in the film industry.
Raid on Spa, Prostitution Business Running Under the Guise of Massage, 6 Women Rescued
In a significant operation by the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU), six women were rescued from spa centers in Pune that were involved in sex trafficking under the pretext of massage services.
Russian Girls as Compromise? Juicy Revelations of Epstein's Bundle: Close Ties with the Kremlin
Newly released documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case reveal troubling evidence of his connections with influential men worldwide, involving the offering of young Russian women for sex, along with alleged ties to top Russian political and business figures.
"Every story requires responsibility from those who live it," says Priscilla Ávila
Priscilla Ávila emphasizes the importance of responsibility in storytelling as part of the Wiitch Plant initiative, which connects visionary entrepreneurs in São Paulo's northern coast to create eco-friendly and charitable business projects that positively impact the community and environment.
Africa: 'It's Not Automatic That Being a Woman Makes You Gender-Sensitive'
Dr. Tukiya Kankasa-Mabula emphasizes the need for systemic change to improve inclusion for women in business at the Women Creating Wealth Entrepreneurs Summit.
Three Awarded Honorary Prizes
Three women, including a former mayor, received honorary awards at the Women's Business Association's Awards Festival in Iceland.
Equality: An Executive Floor Like an Episode of 'Mad Men'
The article discusses the stagnation of women's representation in corporate boards, highlighting a regressive trend in gender equality reminiscent of earlier power dynamics between men and women.
Rocío Gandarias, pioneer of luxury catering in Spain: 'I like to eat at Lucio. The waiters don't treat you with familiarity or call you darling'
Rocío Gandarias, a pioneer of luxury catering in Spain, shares insights on her journey and the changes in societal norms regarding women in the culinary field over the past 87 years.
The five women who clubbed together to save their local pub - and locals are overjoyed
Five friends in Deal, Kent, unite to purchase a struggling pub, bringing joy to the local community amid rising closures of pubs across the UK.
Networking Meeting for Women: "Actually, That Was a Waste of Time"
An economist discusses the ineffectiveness of women's networking events in advancing careers and suggests better alternatives.
The promise of choosing when to be a mother becomes a business: how algorithms drive egg freezing
Algorithms are fueling the booming egg-freezing industry, targeting women with fertility advertisements that prioritize profit over personal choice, as seen by a 75-fold increase in egg preservation over the past decade.