One Of Six Corporate Travelers Was a Woman in 2024 The largest percentage of female corporate travelers was in education sector (28%), followed by consulting (22%), and media and entertainment (25 ...

Walk For A Cure events are family friendly walks for everyone impacted by dementia. By volunteering at Walk For A Cure you will be creating an environment where friends and family can gather together, ...

The Huntington News is highlighting six notable Black alumni who have made an impact after attending or graduating from Northeastern to emphasize their contributions to the university.

Rapper D Black has opened up about his type of women and cleared out the perception that he was into public figures and women who love flashy things In an interview with Nana Romeo on Accra FM, the ...

From record-breaking album runs to historic chart achievements, female musicians have shaped the industry, proving that “girls ran the world” over the past 25 years. Leading the pack is Taylor ...

A manufacturer, which is closing its headquarters and laying off workers after being acquired by a private equity firm, said Tuesday it will continue making components for the aerospace industry ...

Other notable South African personalities have also been recognised at the awards. Actress and radio presenter Thando Thabethe has been nominated for Top Female Corporate MC 2025, while beauty ...

But Black people have been counting down the days ... problems and outside negative influences put those words to the test. Much of corporate America divorced DEI as fast at it jumped on the ...

The most innovative companies in corporate responsibility—like Cisco, Land O’Lakes, Delta, Toyota, and even the board game Catan—found ways to make new advances in business for good in 2025.

By Tim Balk Materials on the Arlington National Cemetery website highlighting the graves of Black and female service members have vanished as the Trump administration purges government websites of ...

In an alarming move, links to the public lists of dozens of “Notable Graves” at Arlington that include female, Black, and Hispanic service members buried in the cemetery are now gone.