Twenty-five years ago, only nine women ran S&P 500 companies. Today there are 48, which is an undeniable gain, even if it still represents just 9.6 percent of the index.
Formula 1 has long been defined by speed, spectacle, and a distinctly masculine ethos: on the track, behind the scenes, and throughout its culture. But that narrative is changing.
In the Yellow River basin of eastern China, a discovery dating back nearly 5,000 years is reshaping how we understand early social organization.
