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Microsoft Struggles To Retain Women, Minority Employees
Microsoft Corp.'s female, Black and Latinx employees are leaving at an increasing rate, a trend that's complicating the company's efforts to build a more diverse workforce.
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More Companies Than Ever Are Sharing How Much Jobs Pay
California, with its roughly 19 million workers and some of the biggest US companies, Tuesday became the latest state to join a quickly growing nationwide salary transparency movement.
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Gautam Adani Joins Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos In Exclusive $100 Billion Club
Gautam Adani, whose empire includes ports, mines and green energy, is the latest whose fortune reached the $100 billion mark.
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Satya Nadella's Memo As Microsoft Starts Review Of Bill Gates Probe
Microsoft Corp., responding to a push from shareholders, has hired a law firm to review its sexual harassment and gender discrimination policies and scrutinize a 2019 board investigation of co-founder Bill Gates.
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Twitter's Parag Agrawal, 37, Is Youngest CEO In Top 500 Companies
Twitter Inc.'s new Chief Executive Officer Parag Agrawal is now the youngest CEO in the S&P 500, but apparently just barely.
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Intel to Share Gender, Racial Pay Data Most Companies Conceal
Intel says it has reached gender pay parity across 107,000 employees in 50 countries globally and parity by race and ethnicity in the US.
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Google Says Its US Workforce Grew More Asian, Less White and Male in 2018
Google's workforce employed fewer white, male employees in 2018 compared with 2017, as the Asian workforce grew and women and people of colour showed less obvious improvement.
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"Tip Of The Iceberg": Woman Compiling #MeToo Data In US Has 900 Names
One year after the #MeToo movement began, Davia Temin's team is still adding names to what's known in her office as "the" index.
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General Motors' Indian-American CFO 1st Woman To Hold Post In Auto Sector
Dhivya Suryadevara has been a fast climber. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in commerce from the University of Madras in Chennai, India, and an MBA from Harvard University.
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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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PepsiCo's Indra Nooyi Comes Under Fire Over Serving On Trump Council
A nonprofit racial-justice group is pressuring Nooyi to step down from Donald Trump's business-advisory council after the president was slow to condemn white-supremacist violence last weekend in Virginia.
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CEO Who Sold Furniture To Steve Jobs Now Aims Ford At The Future
Jim Hackett once sold office furniture to Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs. He also landed Jim Harbaugh to coach University of Michigan football. Neither were easy tasks.
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America Loves Muslim Food - So Much For A Clash Of Civilizations
Sometimes, culinary trends move in sync with political ones. Sauerkraut was renamed "liberty cabbage" when the U.S. was at war with Germany, and a more recent falling-out with the French led to the invention of "freedom fries."
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Microsoft Struggles To Retain Women, Minority Employees
Microsoft Corp.'s female, Black and Latinx employees are leaving at an increasing rate, a trend that's complicating the company's efforts to build a more diverse workforce.
-
More Companies Than Ever Are Sharing How Much Jobs Pay
California, with its roughly 19 million workers and some of the biggest US companies, Tuesday became the latest state to join a quickly growing nationwide salary transparency movement.
-
Gautam Adani Joins Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos In Exclusive $100 Billion Club
Gautam Adani, whose empire includes ports, mines and green energy, is the latest whose fortune reached the $100 billion mark.
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Satya Nadella's Memo As Microsoft Starts Review Of Bill Gates Probe
Microsoft Corp., responding to a push from shareholders, has hired a law firm to review its sexual harassment and gender discrimination policies and scrutinize a 2019 board investigation of co-founder Bill Gates.
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Twitter's Parag Agrawal, 37, Is Youngest CEO In Top 500 Companies
Twitter Inc.'s new Chief Executive Officer Parag Agrawal is now the youngest CEO in the S&P 500, but apparently just barely.
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Intel to Share Gender, Racial Pay Data Most Companies Conceal
Intel says it has reached gender pay parity across 107,000 employees in 50 countries globally and parity by race and ethnicity in the US.
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Google Says Its US Workforce Grew More Asian, Less White and Male in 2018
Google's workforce employed fewer white, male employees in 2018 compared with 2017, as the Asian workforce grew and women and people of colour showed less obvious improvement.
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"Tip Of The Iceberg": Woman Compiling #MeToo Data In US Has 900 Names
One year after the #MeToo movement began, Davia Temin's team is still adding names to what's known in her office as "the" index.
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General Motors' Indian-American CFO 1st Woman To Hold Post In Auto Sector
Dhivya Suryadevara has been a fast climber. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in commerce from the University of Madras in Chennai, India, and an MBA from Harvard University.
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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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PepsiCo's Indra Nooyi Comes Under Fire Over Serving On Trump Council
A nonprofit racial-justice group is pressuring Nooyi to step down from Donald Trump's business-advisory council after the president was slow to condemn white-supremacist violence last weekend in Virginia.
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CEO Who Sold Furniture To Steve Jobs Now Aims Ford At The Future
Jim Hackett once sold office furniture to Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs. He also landed Jim Harbaugh to coach University of Michigan football. Neither were easy tasks.
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America Loves Muslim Food - So Much For A Clash Of Civilizations
Sometimes, culinary trends move in sync with political ones. Sauerkraut was renamed "liberty cabbage" when the U.S. was at war with Germany, and a more recent falling-out with the French led to the invention of "freedom fries."
