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11 hours ago ago from Financial News for your Money - Pay1Day.com Personal Payday Loans and Cash Advance
New statistics are out for the amount of women that hold positions in executive capacities for Fortune 500 companies and the dismal showing has the numbers unchanged from last year. The statistics are even more troubling to some advocates than they first appear. Of 61 Fortune 500 companies surveyed none of them have a woman in an executive position. The company that has supplied the numbers also makes a good case for having women on ...
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Home Famous Women In Sports UNFPA report highlights relationship between family planning, women's health and climate change November 20, 2009 |11:31 | Women Health Issues By : Team X Providing access to contraception for 215 million women, mainly in developing countries, would help to stabilize population growth and significantly reduce the effects of climate change, according to a report released Wednesday by the United ...
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8 hours ago ago from Feministing
A month or two after the recession hit, there was plenty of talk (yes, including by me ), about how this could be an opportunity to finally shake things up at the top. The big dawgs had been dethroned and the hope was that, in their fall, a more diverse, more ethical crew of leaders could rise to the top. Then again, this is corporate America. Catalyst's latest report on women's share of board positions confirms that change wasn't swept ...
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Women weightlifters may seem like a rarity, but it is definitely a false idea and a prejudice to assume that force training is just for men. Well, this opinion may be shattered pretty soon if the number of female weightlifters increases; in fact, according to statistics women are more committed weightlifters than men. A study has even revealed that one woman in five trains twice per week, which proves a lot. Improved health condition, fitness ...
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9 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
The Great Recession has taken a toll on American families, but new research suggests that there may be a silver lining: Understanding the relationship between money and marriage can encourage us to make better choices this holiday season. This week The National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia released its annual The State of Our Unions, Marriage in America 2009: Money & Marriage report on marital health in the United States. ...
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