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Bitcoin’s biggest challenge isn’t the BTC USD price crash - here’s why most Americans still don’t own cryptoBitcoin ownership 2026 in US analysis: Despite Bitcoin's significant price drop, only 22% of Americans own cryptocurrency, with younger gen...- Chinese Proverb of the Day: “A young woman with an old man is really someone else’s woman” — Life lessons on insecurity, compatibility, social perception, trust issues and why age is just a numberChinese Proverb of the Day explores the meaning of “A young woman with an old man is really someone else’s woman.” The traditional saying r...
- ET Awards: Chandrababu Naidu sees no threat to South, asks why oppose women’s reservationAndhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu advocates for a 'population management policy,' encouraging couples to have at least two ...
- Forbes unveils 50 richest self-made women of 2025: China and Hong Kong lead, US follows, tech dominatesForbes' 2025 ranking highlights the world's richest self-made women, with China and Hong Kong leading with 18 entries, followed by the U.S....
- They get millions, you get Mondays: CEO pay soars 50%, workers' wages climb 0.9%A new study reveals that CEO pay in India has reached $2 million annually. Globally, CEO compensation has surged significantly since 2019. ...
- Who is Aarthi Subramanian? TCS’ new COO leading the charge for women in India's male-centric tech sectorAarthi Subramanian's appointment as COO of TCS marks a significant step for gender diversity in India's IT sector. With a long history at T...
- Women, Wealth and Worth: Debunking 3 investment mythsDespite these strides, barriers persist—whether in accessing venture capital, financial education, achieving pay equity, or overcoming the ...
- Importance of financial planning for female investorsWomen investors often prioritize capital preservation and risk avoidance, resulting in a need for well-crafted financial planning strategie...
- Women constitute 19% of India's sales workforce; only 13% of sales leadership roles: LinkedInTier 1 cities such as Hyderabad (26%), Bengaluru (25%), and Chennai (22%) have the most number of women sales professionals in the country,...
- Maximising Lakshmi: Modi sarkar understands that to economically empower women is to strengthen the economyThe Modi government’s piloting efforts to guarantee a minimum income are also bridging the gender gap faster than the rest of the world. It...
- Women attain just 74% of men’s wealth at retirement; gender wealth gap in APAC largest in India at 64%: reportWomen attain just 74% of men’s wealth at retirement; in APAC, gender wealth gap largest in India at 64%: WTW Global Gender Wealth Equity re...
- 22% women invest via mutual funds, followed by gold and stocksAround 1 in 5 women started investing for the first time, amidst the pandemic, says a survey conducted by Scripbox, a digital wealth manage...
- Closing the gender gap in financing: Basic business friendly tools that can be adopted across the corporate worldWomen have lesser access to finance, regardless of who these women are, what they seek the funds for, and how they are accessing it.
- Gender inequality has cost world $70 tln since 1990: ReportThe report also notes that full gender equality globally can increase the world GDP by up to USD 28 trillion by 2025 and the loss of human ...
- Aiming gender parity: How many roads must a woman walk downTwo broad factors lead women to have lower lifetime earnings than men.
- Women asset managers to control $72 trillion by 2020! Look what it meansIn Asia, women held just 12 per cent of board seats and 3 per cent of CEO positions.
- Should companies ask women about their previous salaries? Here's what recruiters sayA World Economic Forum report says women are paid a little over half as much as men in workplaces worldwide. ET Wealth asks experts take on...
- Eight successful people & their financial goals for 2016These CEOs and self-made millionaires are clear about their priorities and the plan for this year.
- Income inequality in India lowest among emerging nations: OECDIndia had the lowest income gap, of the nine emerging economies studied by OECD, followed by Russia, Indonesia, Columbia and South Africa.
- Women tycoons earn more than male peers: StudyIn contrast, women executives working for other people's businesses typically earned 217,000 pounds, some 21% lower than earned by men.
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