The number of women entrepreneurs has been growing for many years now, with more and more women starting their own businesses. Multiple factors are driving the sustained increase in entrepreneurship ...

In recent years, entrepreneurship has emerged as a beacon of empowerment for women worldwide. Through founding their own ventures, women can gain economic independence, autonomy and the ability to ...

Throughout high school, Nina Boord ’25 had always been fascinated by technology and entrepreneurship and dreamed of starting a company one day. When she arrived at Stanford, she noticed a plethora of ...

BUSINESS. THIS IS WHEN WE HAD OUR TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY. CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS JOURNAL DONNA SHANKWEILER AND HER HUSBAND, DAVE STARTED CENTRAL PENN JOURNAL, A PUBLICATION THEY RAN FOR 32 YEARS. THEY ...

Women are now more likely to start their own companies and become highly successful, even if it’s still uncommon for them to become CEOs of major corporations. Let’s all stop wasting our energy ...

Kristi Jackson-Muhammad, who once went viral for her success as one of the first Black female owners of a trucking company, is also the visionary behind the 25th Annual Global Power Tour Conference ...

A stereotype of women entrepreneurs is that they are less competitive and action-oriented than men — is that true? Gender bias in the workplace is nothing new, so it’s no surprise it would infiltrate ...

To help people along their paths, I’m honored to have led the creation of Concordia College’s new Center for Entrepreneurial ...

Nigerian women are embracing entrepreneurship at an extraordinary rate, with eight in ten (83%) women consider themselves an entrepreneur—far higher than the regional average of 51% across Eastern ...

On the water in New England (Danya Henninger/Technical.ly) Innovation appears to be slowing. The digital transformation that fueled much of the entrepreneurial boom over the past 50 years is maturing, ...

Our economy is facing some challenges right now. For instance, the federal minimum wage has remained unchanged at $7.25 since July 2009, marking the longest period without an increase in U.S. history.