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Sitcom writer and producer Liz Astrof, whose credits include 2 Broke Girls and Last Man Standing, started her career with a partner. Then it all imploded. In an excerpt from her memoir, Don’t Wait Up, she shares her truth: Work wives aren’t for everyone.

The brand is on track to become a billion-dollar company. As its first-ever CEO, Wadle is leading the way.

The class of 2019 is the last of millennials to graduate college, and they have a challenging financial future in front of them. But millennials will also be the ones to solve these systemic problems.

Activism doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

We live longer and earn less, on average. That changes how we need to save.

Black Women Raise founder Dee Poku Spalding is on a mission to get venture capitalists to invest in women of color.

She could become the richest woman in the world.

The network and scholarship app are partnering up to help pay off your debt in honor of the season two premiere of 'Grown-ish.'

Professional advice on how to ask for a raise at work and what you should do in your job to get promoted.

Women make only half the money men do over the course of their lives, according to a new report.

It was an important and candid conversation.

They found a direct correlation between inclusion and awards.

Four powerhouse women spoke at Marie Claire's 'Power Trip' event.

Julia Collins, CEO of Zume Inc., Angelica Nwandu, founder of The Shade Room, and Shan-Lyn Ma, the mastermind behind Zola, sat down to talk risk, success, and self-confidence with NBC's Lilliana Vazquez at Marie Claire’s annual Power Trip pop-up conference in San Francisco.

Recovery could take years, but you can help right now.

And the women who perform it deserve to be heard and believed.

Without sacrificing quality.

This is how.