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Debate Erupts After Kolkata Investor Hails Donald Trump As Model Of "Masculine Leadership"
The post sparked significant backlash online, with people expressing anger and accusing the investor of undermining women's capabilities and perpetuating harmful stereotypes.
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Opinion: The Key To Fast-Track India's Progress Is More Women In Local Bodies
India's journey in fostering women's leadership holds powerful lessons in fast-tracking the localisation of Sustainable Develpoment Goals. This bottom-up approach lays the groundwork for India's accelerated journey towards inclusive development.
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AIB's Tanmay Bhat Apologises For "Failing" After Stepping Down As CEO
In a lengthy Instagram post Thursday, stand-up comedian Tanmay Bhat apologised to his former colleagues at AIB for failing to live up to the "ideals" he himself had probated and said he would strive to make women feel "safe", in case he assumed "any leadership capacity in the future".
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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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Uber Director Bonderman Resigns After Making Joke About Women at Company Meeting on Sexual Harassment
The incident came as Uber sought to move past a leadership crisis that has led to the departure this week of chief executive Travis Kalanick for a leave of absence and the exit of his close ally and confidant Emil Michael.
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Incoming UN Chief Names 3 Women To Top Posts
Incoming UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday announced his choice of Nigeria's Environment Minister Amina Mohammed to be the UN's number two official and tabbed two other women for key leadership posts.
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The Secret To Getting More Women To The Top Could Be Giving Fathers More Time Off
A huge study released Monday reveals yet more unsettling statistics about the low numbers of women in leadership jobs. In the report, the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the consulting firm EY found that nearly 60 percent of the almost 22,000 companies around the globe examined in its giant sample had no women on the board of dir...
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Women Still Outnumbered In Medical Leadership By Men With Mustaches, Study Finds
If our headline made you think this study must be kind of a joke, you're right! But it's the kind of joke you have to laugh at to keep from crying. And it's actually a real study.
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Only Five Percent Indian Women in Senior Corporate Posts: Study
Only five percent of working women in India make it to senior leadership positions in the corporate sector, compared to the global average of 20 percent, said a study released on Saturday.
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Microsoft names first woman to its finance post
A number of women have risen to Microsoft's top ranks but, like most technology companies, its senior leadership is still dominated by men.
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Debate Erupts After Kolkata Investor Hails Donald Trump As Model Of "Masculine Leadership"
The post sparked significant backlash online, with people expressing anger and accusing the investor of undermining women's capabilities and perpetuating harmful stereotypes.
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Opinion: The Key To Fast-Track India's Progress Is More Women In Local Bodies
India's journey in fostering women's leadership holds powerful lessons in fast-tracking the localisation of Sustainable Develpoment Goals. This bottom-up approach lays the groundwork for India's accelerated journey towards inclusive development.
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AIB's Tanmay Bhat Apologises For "Failing" After Stepping Down As CEO
In a lengthy Instagram post Thursday, stand-up comedian Tanmay Bhat apologised to his former colleagues at AIB for failing to live up to the "ideals" he himself had probated and said he would strive to make women feel "safe", in case he assumed "any leadership capacity in the future".
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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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Uber Director Bonderman Resigns After Making Joke About Women at Company Meeting on Sexual Harassment
The incident came as Uber sought to move past a leadership crisis that has led to the departure this week of chief executive Travis Kalanick for a leave of absence and the exit of his close ally and confidant Emil Michael.
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Incoming UN Chief Names 3 Women To Top Posts
Incoming UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday announced his choice of Nigeria's Environment Minister Amina Mohammed to be the UN's number two official and tabbed two other women for key leadership posts.
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The Secret To Getting More Women To The Top Could Be Giving Fathers More Time Off
A huge study released Monday reveals yet more unsettling statistics about the low numbers of women in leadership jobs. In the report, the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the consulting firm EY found that nearly 60 percent of the almost 22,000 companies around the globe examined in its giant sample had no women on the board of dir...
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Women Still Outnumbered In Medical Leadership By Men With Mustaches, Study Finds
If our headline made you think this study must be kind of a joke, you're right! But it's the kind of joke you have to laugh at to keep from crying. And it's actually a real study.
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Only Five Percent Indian Women in Senior Corporate Posts: Study
Only five percent of working women in India make it to senior leadership positions in the corporate sector, compared to the global average of 20 percent, said a study released on Saturday.
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Microsoft names first woman to its finance post
A number of women have risen to Microsoft's top ranks but, like most technology companies, its senior leadership is still dominated by men.
