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General Motors CEO Mary Barra speaks at the General Motors Factory ZERO electric vehicle assembly plant on November 17, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan, in front of a truck and an American flag.

Women Advance to Executive Positions Faster Than Men, but Few Make it All the Way to the Top

More women hold top executive leadership positions at Fortune 100 companies than they did twenty years ago, and they're getting there faster than men, according to new research.
By Courtney Vinopal
President Barack Obama boards Air Force One as he leaves for a day trip to Tampa, on December 6, 2016 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland.

Obama’s Gift to Trump Is a Neoliberal Trainwreck

Obama and Clinton loyalists have praised the president—but for most Americans, such gains are nowhere to be found.
By Michael Sainato

De Blasio Moves to Expand Living Wage With Executive Order

As part of his State of the City address this afternoon, Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to expand living wage
By Jill Colvin

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