Having narrowed for decades, the gender pay gap recently began to expand because of a slew of traditional reasons.
Trying to boost female income and inadequate industrial capacity, Nigeria's shea nuts won't be exported for six months.
Looking at women in the labor force, we can ask the impact of an increasing proportion of young mothers departing.
Although the Dobbs impact on all women rippled across the United States during the past three years, it particularly hit one group.
With college graduation rates up, we can ask why women, more than men, have primarily been the beneficiaries.
Looking at countries, The Economist and then for cities, Bloomberg/Businessweek told us the best places for women to work.
How South Korea's unusually low fertility rate relates to an unexpected characteristic of its economic growth.
A new parental leave norm at Netflix was about more than a company, its employees, and the impact of growth.
Starting to shift, the traditional dating norms that signal men should pay for dinner have a hidden downside.
For women that work outside the home and decide to have a baby, where they live can determine their child penalty.
Measured by the money we earn rather than satisfaction, the return on our investment in education can be called the college payoff.









