women small business owners are more likely than their male counterparts to express unease about today's economy, from the risk of inflation and rising costs to concerns about a looming recession.

SANTA MONICA, Calif. — In the world of investing in women's sports, putting money to work is akin to finding a great small-cap stock. High risk, but high reward. "It is smaller valuation than ...

she's not playing small anymore, she's instead owning her power. This statement challenges the long-standing social narrative that women should be quiet, agreeable, or non-confrontational to be ...

weVenture Women's Business Center honored by U.S. Small Business Administration The U.S. Small Business Administration South Florida District Office recently announced that weVenture Women's ...

A groundbreaking new study from Japan suggests that one simple dietary choice – eating small ... s regular diet might yield significant benefits for cancer prevention, particularly for women.

as well as Cady Sinks, the small business owner of "CMS Supply" which will be selling items at the market. The Women's Market takes place April 27th from 3-7pm. To learn more, go to ...

But when it comes to women’s freedom, something doesn’t add up. Since 2023, runners can qualify for hotly contested slots in the limited-access race in one of three gender categories ...

A longtime judge who began her career practicing law in Palm Beach has been honored by a Tallahassee-based women's professional association. Lisa Small, a former Palm Beach resident who practiced ...

Small businesses helmed by women have also seen faster employment and revenue growth over that period, based on Wells Fargo's analysis of Census data. Why women are starting their own businesses ...

Women’s Small Business Summit will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 30 at the Friedman JCC in Kingston. The inaugural event is hosted by two women-led nonprofit organizations — Dress ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee announced today the field of 64 teams that will compete in the 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship.