At our current rate of change, it will take up to 136 years to close the global gender gap. Here's a look at gender inequality across...
In recent years, many economies have made women’s rights a priority, yet only 10 countries in the world offer full legal protections to women.
Since 2013, only about 18 companies in the U.S. that went public had a female founder and CEO. That's less than 1%.
Since the turn of the century, only a meager 5.6% of S&P 500-indexed companies have been led by women. Today's interactive timeline highlights their tenures.
Women-owned businesses make up an increasing percentage of the American economy. Here are some of the cities where these businesses are being added the fastest.
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