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Women are getting fewer board seats as diversity gains begin to reverse | Fortune (opens the original)
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Let’s check in on the latest board diversity numbers. As you might expect, it’s not good! 50/50 Women on Boards just put out its latest report on who’s getting board seats, updated through the second quarter of this year. In Q2, women’s share of Russell 3000 board seats dropped to 29.2% from 30.1% this time last year. That’s the first annual decline in more than a decade. This is the second notable finding on reversal of board diversity progress from the group this year. At the end of Q1, it det
With AMD’s $8.2 billion World Labs deal, Lisa Su and Fei-Fei Li show a different AI future | Fortune (opens the original)
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I didn’t intend to write about AMD two days in a row, but sometimes the news has plans of its own. Yesterday, the AI chipmaker revealed it will acquire World Labs for $8.2 billion. In case you’re not keeping track of all the players behind these companies, AMD is led by CEO Lisa Su and World Labs was cofounded by Fei-Fei Li, also known as the godmother of AI. That makes this an extremely rare AI deal between two of the women at the very top of this industry. Su was No. 3 on this year’s Most Powe
AMD became the first woman-led company worth $1 trillion | Fortune (opens the original)
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A week ago, AMD crossed a $1 trillion market cap for the first time. News coverage focused on the implications for the AI race: a surge in demand for chips and the impact of Meta’s launch of its AI agent Muse. AMD hit the milestone after a five-day rally that saw its share price climb 25%. But reaching the trillion-dollar mark came with another achievement of note: AMD was the first company led by a female CEO to be worth more than $1 trillion. It joined a rarified club of just over a dozen comp
The latest women executives on the move, from Gap’s board to the C-suite at Driscoll’s | Fortune (opens the original)
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Happy Friday, MPW Daily readers! I spent last night at a 20th anniversary celebration for the Cartier Women’s Initiative. In a week in which we saw some new programs for women in business come on the scene, it was inspiring to learn more about one that has been supporting women entrepreneurs so consistently, for so long (like we have through Fortune Most Powerful Women!). Sending you into the weekend with the latest career moves to know. If you’re in the Northeast like me, stay safe in this Nor’
Why is Melania Trump launching an initiative for female CEOs? | Fortune (opens the original)
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After President Trump’s visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, First Lady Melania Trump stayed on in the city, where she spent part of yesterday at the New York Stock Exchange alongside NYSE president Lynn Martin. She was there to launch her latest initiative: Imperia, a forum and network for female CEOs. Why is Melania Trump launching a program for female CEOs, you might wonder? After all, the president spent the better part of his first year in office steadily dismantling a
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