Tech's leading women get props
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Women bosses in technology get plenty of bragging rights in a new Wall Street Journal ranking of the "Top 50 Women to Watch." [Missing Links]
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An "army" of female activists is being launched by the government to inspire and help women start companies.
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Give birth to a tech idea in Silicon Valley, and chances of success soar.
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The people who rise through the ranks of IT, or some other business unit, to become CIOs don't necessarily need charisma. But they have to be savvy and know how to listen, according to participants in an IT leadership panel discussion.
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Businesswomen perform strongly in a list of the world's 100 most powerful women compiled by Forbes magazine.
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Over the last decade, women have shown some progress in ascending the corporate hierarchy. But the data has always been shaped much like a pyramid.
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Company's employees have been posting their thoughts on tech topics.
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Katherine Spencer Lee describes five nontechnical abilities that will help IT job seekers stand out from the crowd.
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At Demo, a gathering of venture capitalists and corporate high-tech investors watch as demonstrators are present their efforts at breakthrough technology worth investing in.
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Despite tough odds, some Mideast women are gaining power.
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"What do women want?" As far as technology goes, the answer is "less pink, more tech." A new study reveals that only 9 percent of women want girly-looking tech gear. "The remaining 91 percent seek something sleek and sophisticated, more boardroom than teenage bedroom." Women, it turns out, &#145;"adopt technologies -- such as WiFi -- at a faster clip than ...
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Uncovering tomorrow's industry leaders today.
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BERLIN, Jun 18 (IPS) - In a powerful display of womanpower, more than a  thousand businesswomen from 91 countries took part in the 17th  Global Summit of Women in Berlin over the weekend. The central  theme was "Global Opportunities and Challenges."
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Technology and business innovation go hand in hand.
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Sarah Silverman loves technology. Although she's not cynical when it comes to tech, her arch perspective on the world makes her the perfect pitch person for our explanations of why things don't work the way they should.
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Meg Whitman of eBay has been named the most powerful woman in corporate America by Fortune magazine, toppling Carly Fiorina of Hewlett-Packard who had been at the top of the list since it began in 1998.
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Top women executives do slightly better at U.S.-based healthcare and pharmaceutical companies than in other industries, but 35 percent of big drug companies do not have a single female director, according to a new survey.