Career advice
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Most Women Don't Participate Equally in Financial Planning According to New Study—and It's Hurting Gender Equality
New research reveals that nearly half of married women still defer big financial decisions to their partner. Here’s why that needs to change.
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Sonya Ross Reported From Air Force One on 9/11
The former AP White House reporter was one of five journalists selected for the "nuclear bunker pool" that traveled with President George W. Bush aboard Air Force One.
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5 Women Journalists Reflect on Covering 9/11
Twenty years ago, these women told the stories of leaders, first responders, witnesses, and victims. Today, they tell their own.
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The Competition for Creators
Creators hold more power than ever—and companies are taking stock.
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Ann Curry on Reporting in the Aftermath of 9/11
The former NBC News correspondent spent years reporting on human suffering. September 11, 2001 was unlike anything she had covered before.
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Gulnara Samoilova Captured 9/11 on Her Camera
A seasoned photojournalist, Samoilova's instincts were to run towards the scene. Looking back 20 years later, she might not have made the same decision.
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1 Writer, 36 Hours, 100+ Reporters
Nancy Gibbs reflects on writing the cover story for the black-bordered special issue many people still have saved today.
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Exploring the World of Women and Space
If the past year has proven anything, it's that women have come a long way in the space program—but we still have light-years to go.
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Libby Wadle Is Madewell's Secret Weapon
The brand is on track to become a billion-dollar company. As its first-ever CEO, Wadle is leading the way.
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Renee Montgomery Got Her (Atlanta) Dream—Now It's Time to Get to Work
With the league's 25th season underway, the former WNBA player is ready to lead the Dream into its next chapter.
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Why I Went All-In on My Business
Girls can't be what they can't see.
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Power Women Talk Building Upon Their Pandemic Success
"The New Normal" left some brands stronger than ever. We asked then what lies ahead.
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Business Leaders Talk Finding Your Forward
Surmounting obstacles is just what these female founders do.
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Don't Stress! You Can Get in Good Shape Money-wise
Yes, maybe you eat paleo and have mastered crow pose, but do you practice financial wellness?
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The Best Low-Risk Investments, According to Sallie Krawcheck
There's no such thing as a completely risk-free investment, but these five money-makers are pretty darn close.
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How to Get a New Job in a Virtual World
Your Zoom game has never been stronger.
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The Truth About the Pay Gap
It's 2016—and women still only make about three-quarters of what men do. Here's what you *haven't* been hearing about the wage disparity in this country, and how that info might actually, finally make a difference.
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The Book Club Revolution
Lots of women are voracious readers. Other women are capitalizing on that.
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Marie Claire's 7th Annual New Guard
These 50 women made bold moves, raised major capital, and wowed us with their fearless vision.
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How to Start a Company, According to Female Founders Who Did Just That
Last year, women launched 1,821 new businesses every day—yet, starting your own company can feel overwhelming. Here, everything you need to know to turn your entrepreneurial hopes into reality.
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Female Scientists Report a Horrifying Culture of Sexual Assault
Research labs and field sites are swarming with men who sexually harass and assault their colleagues. But when women come forward, the perpetrators aren’t punished—the victims are.
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These Billion-Dollar Women Are Changing The Face of Silicon Valley
"Unicorns"—companies valued at more than $1 billion—do exist, and their female CEOs are sharing how they built their empires.
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How to Afford a Post-Pandemic Getaway
We break down one reader's travel spending plan.
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15 Grad Gifts Under $200 Any Guy Would Appreciate
No, not a belt (as much as he needs one).
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Don’t Call Allison Statter Kim Kardashian’s Best Friend
She is. But she’s also the successful founder of Blended Strategy Group, a media relations firm repping the likes of Tiffany & Co. and Revlon. Typically fiercely private, last year she emerged from behind the scenes and into her own.
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Battle for the Waves
After decades of fighting for recognition by the IOC, surfers will finally compete in the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2021. Three American women are the best in the world—but only two of them can rep Team USA.
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The Future of Women and Work
The pandemic has completely upended how we do our jobs. This is Marie Claire's guide to navigating your career in a COVID-19 world.
