Career advice
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A Massachusetts Couple With Independent Finances and a "Lucy and Desi" Approach
The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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Tina Brown on 10 Years of Women in the World
"We have to remember what's happening in other places."
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What You Should Know About Bumble's New Magazine
(Hint: It’s about way more than dating.)
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A Brooklyn Couple, a Brand-New Living Situation, and Two Paychecks
The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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My Boss Follows Me on Instagram — What Do I Do?
Our virtual presence and identity has become as prominent and, in many ways, as important, as our physical one. So understanding the changing rules of social media and professional life is critical.
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The First All-Female Spacewalk Was Canceled Because NASA's Spacesuits Aren't Made for Women
Astronauts Anne C. McClain and Christina H. Koch were planning to complete the first all-female spacewalk on March 29, 2019. However, NASA has been forced to replace McClain with a male colleague because there are no spacesuits available that fit her, thus canceling the all-female mission.
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With Her First Wives Club Reboot, Tracy Oliver Is Running the Show
After major success with Girls Trip, the filmmaker is using her platform to tell classic stories in fresh (and hilarious) ways.
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The Founders of theSkimm Launch Their Debut Book: 'How to Skimm Your Life'
Catch them on tour starting June 10.
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The Couple With One Spender and One Saver—Who Split Everything Down the Middle
The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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L'Oréal Honors Mathematician Ingrid Daubechies for Her Contributions to the STEM Field
L'Oréal Honors Mathematician Ingrid Daubechies for Her STEM Contributions
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A Longtime Couple, a Strict Financial Blueprint, and Multiple Joint Accounts
The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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Alyssa Mastromonaco Explores Her Non-Decision to Not Have Kids
In her new book, So Here's the Thing, the former deputy chief of staff to President Obama writes candidly about the pressures women face.
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Three Kids and a Health Crisis on One Paycheck
The latest edition of MarieClaire.com's 'Couples + Money' series.
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John Krasinski and Emily Blunt Come Out to Support Krasinski's 'Jack Ryan' Costar
Cutest celeb couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski had a date night in London! They watched a play that stars Krasinski's costar Wendell Pierce.
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Hatched at Twitter
Borrowing from the bro playbook, six former colleagues launch an angel investing plan to get in on Silicon Valley’s billions.
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A New Couple, A Newer Home, and 2 Paychecks
The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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Women Need to Think About Investing Differently Than Men
We live longer and earn less, on average. That changes how we need to save.
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Judith Light Thinks We Need More 'Who's the Boss' in 2019
The actress and national treasure spoke with her fellow 'Before You Know It' cast mates during a panel at the Dell Den at Sundance.
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How RHONY's Barbara Kavovit Shattered The Glass Ceiling Of The Construction Industry
The newest castmate of the Real Housewives of New York shares career and fashion advice.
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Once I Was Homeless, Now I Advise Silicon Valley
Maisha Leek shares how challenging childhood events steered her toward the big leagues.
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A French-American Couple, One Credit Card, and 2 Paychecks
Every other Thursday, an anonymous couple will get candid with MarieClaire.com about how they split their finances.
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How to Start Investing Money Even If You Don't Have Any
Just $35 a week could net you more than $60,000.
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Beth Comstock on How to Survive Losing Your Job
Beth Comstock was one of the most powerful women in corporate America—until she wasn’t. In the wake of her unexpected dismissal from G.E., she’s learning a lot about herself.
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The Coolest Six-Figure Job You Never Thought You Wanted: Nannying
Childcare may, actually, be your dream job. Here's why.
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The Couple Trying to Afford a Blowout Wedding on 2 Paychecks
Introducing the first edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
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Refugee Girls Want to Change the World. Will We Let Them?
Although cultural tides are shifting, a lack of educational resources and opportunities makes it hard for girls to reach their potential.
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Time's Up: One Year Later
The organization's new president and CEO, Lisa Borders, on what she calls the “civil-rights movement of the 21st century.”
