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All-Women Crew To Fly Into History With 17-Hour Flight To Bengaluru
An all-women team of Air India is set to make history when they pilot the longest non-stop commercial flight operated by any airline to India later in the week.
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Oracle in Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women and Minorities by $400 Million
In a rare public display of the alleged bias against female and minority tech workers, the Department of Labor made its case in a hearing Thursday that Oracle underpaid women, Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million (roughly Rs. 2,862 crores) over the course of four years, one of the la...
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Oracle In Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women And Minorities
Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million over the course of four years, one of the largest federal anti-discrimination cases to go before a judge.
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Microsoft Expands Programme for Women Returning to Work
Such "returnship" programs, aimed at workers who had paused their careers to raise children or care for loved ones, are gaining popularity in Silicon Valley.
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Bengaluru Turned Into A "Valley Of Sin": PM Modi Attacks Siddaramaiah
On his election campaign in Karnataka, Prime Minister Modi's final stop on Thursday was in Kengeri on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The rally was a crowded one as the prime minister spoke of issues he hoped would resonate with voters of the city that has been variously described as the IT city, India's Silicon Valley and the Garden City.
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Meg Whitman Steps Down At HP Enterprise, Antonio Neri To Take Over
Meg Whitman, one of the most prominent women in Silicon Valley and a onetime candidate for California governor, announced Tuesday she was stepping down as chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Speaks Up on Google Anti-Diversity Memo
In writing the essay, Wojcicki becomes the highest-ranking women at Google to have addressed the matter publicly.
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
Internet giant Google has fired the male engineer at the center of an uproar in Silicon Valley over the past week after he authored an internal memo asserting there are biological causes behind gender inequality in the tech industry.
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A Google Engineer Writes That Women May Be Genetically Unsuited For Tech Jobs
In a screed that rocketed around Silicon Valley this weekend, a software engineer at Google blasted the company's efforts to increase the number of minorities and women in its ranks and leadership positions.
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Silicon Valley Firm Compiling A Blacklist Of Investors Who Harass Women
Faced with a burgeoning sexual harassment crisis, leaders in Silicon Valley have come up with a very Silicon Valley solution: Use technology to create a blacklist.
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Growing Chorus Denounces Sexist Silicon Valley Culture
A growing chorus of voices denouncing sexist culture is echoing through male-dominated Silicon Valley, knocking a number of internet industry executives from their perches.
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Twitter's Workforce Diversity Improves, Goals Raised for 2017
Silicon Valley companies have been hesitant to set numbers to their broad efforts to diversify their workforces, fearing greater scrutiny.
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As Yahoo Sale Nears, Do Women in Tech Get Pushed More Onto the 'Glass Cliff'?
Research shows women disproportionately receive opportunities to lead at difficult times, and the tech sector would seem to have a preponderance of examples.
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Facebook Makes Little Progress in Race, Gender Diversity: Report
The findings in Facebook's annual diversity report reflects the scant progress made by Silicon Valley heavyweights in employing more women and minorities.
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Ellen Pao's Next Act Targets Silicon Valley's 'Bro' Problem
The new effort, in conjunction with seven other women in Silicon Valley, aims help empower startup leaders to improve diversity.
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All-Women Crew To Fly Into History With 17-Hour Flight To Bengaluru
An all-women team of Air India is set to make history when they pilot the longest non-stop commercial flight operated by any airline to India later in the week.
-
Oracle in Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women and Minorities by $400 Million
In a rare public display of the alleged bias against female and minority tech workers, the Department of Labor made its case in a hearing Thursday that Oracle underpaid women, Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million (roughly Rs. 2,862 crores) over the course of four years, one of the la...
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Oracle In Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women And Minorities
Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million over the course of four years, one of the largest federal anti-discrimination cases to go before a judge.
-
Microsoft Expands Programme for Women Returning to Work
Such "returnship" programs, aimed at workers who had paused their careers to raise children or care for loved ones, are gaining popularity in Silicon Valley.
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Bengaluru Turned Into A "Valley Of Sin": PM Modi Attacks Siddaramaiah
On his election campaign in Karnataka, Prime Minister Modi's final stop on Thursday was in Kengeri on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The rally was a crowded one as the prime minister spoke of issues he hoped would resonate with voters of the city that has been variously described as the IT city, India's Silicon Valley and the Garden City.
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Meg Whitman Steps Down At HP Enterprise, Antonio Neri To Take Over
Meg Whitman, one of the most prominent women in Silicon Valley and a onetime candidate for California governor, announced Tuesday she was stepping down as chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Speaks Up on Google Anti-Diversity Memo
In writing the essay, Wojcicki becomes the highest-ranking women at Google to have addressed the matter publicly.
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
Internet giant Google has fired the male engineer at the center of an uproar in Silicon Valley over the past week after he authored an internal memo asserting there are biological causes behind gender inequality in the tech industry.
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A Google Engineer Writes That Women May Be Genetically Unsuited For Tech Jobs
In a screed that rocketed around Silicon Valley this weekend, a software engineer at Google blasted the company's efforts to increase the number of minorities and women in its ranks and leadership positions.
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Silicon Valley Firm Compiling A Blacklist Of Investors Who Harass Women
Faced with a burgeoning sexual harassment crisis, leaders in Silicon Valley have come up with a very Silicon Valley solution: Use technology to create a blacklist.
-
Growing Chorus Denounces Sexist Silicon Valley Culture
A growing chorus of voices denouncing sexist culture is echoing through male-dominated Silicon Valley, knocking a number of internet industry executives from their perches.
-
Twitter's Workforce Diversity Improves, Goals Raised for 2017
Silicon Valley companies have been hesitant to set numbers to their broad efforts to diversify their workforces, fearing greater scrutiny.
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As Yahoo Sale Nears, Do Women in Tech Get Pushed More Onto the 'Glass Cliff'?
Research shows women disproportionately receive opportunities to lead at difficult times, and the tech sector would seem to have a preponderance of examples.
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Facebook Makes Little Progress in Race, Gender Diversity: Report
The findings in Facebook's annual diversity report reflects the scant progress made by Silicon Valley heavyweights in employing more women and minorities.
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Ellen Pao's Next Act Targets Silicon Valley's 'Bro' Problem
The new effort, in conjunction with seven other women in Silicon Valley, aims help empower startup leaders to improve diversity.
