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Category - News
Tyra Banks is ending America's Next Top Model after 12 years. But she's found some other creative ways to expand her brand - both will keep her on your TV.
Women turn out to vote in higher numbers than their male peers in presidential elections. What could they do with that kind of political power?
Helixee is a data storage device that sits wherever the user wants and automatically backs up their files in a sleek and portable form factor.
As Co-Founder Jack Dorsey settles into his role as permanent CEO, the first initial changes in the organization means layoffs are coming to Twitter.
Most startups don't know where to begin with PR. Now a new public relations firm focuses on entrepreneurs thanks to the Dallas Entrepreneur Center.
Thought leaders headed to MassMutual in Springfield, Massachusetts to headline talks at TedxSpringfield. Go inside to discover their poignant discussions on...
The gala celebrates outstanding women and girls from the community. Here is the list of dynamite women that will be honored this year in Massachusetts.
Raven-Symonè has found herself in the hot seat thanks to her comments on on 'Black' names. It is a reminder of ugly hiring practices still in effect today.
It's a Friday dose of On the Prowl! Let's see how these gals are transitioning into the weekend. Fab women include Gwyneth Paltrow and Nicole Richie.
Media reflect our society, but why, when women comprise more than half the U.S. population, do men still generate 62.1 percent of news?
