Recently, supply chain leaders and experts from the U.S., Canada and Mexico gathered at the Renaissance Worthington Hotel in ...

Our Women Who Mean Business program recognizes the area's most dynamic, accomplished and influential businesswomen.

Out this November, the reissue of Annie Leibovitz’s “Women” pairs the original 1999 volume with a sweeping new collection of ...

This is the second part of a series in which we examine history from a different angle. The business card has been in its ...

Eve Burton, Hearst executive vice president and chief legal officer, offered insights on the First Amendment; navigating the ...

As we scroll through our social media feeds, we come across hundreds of photos edited with photo editors. However, people ...

The portraits ... “But this is not a business. It is a non-profit cultural documentation project,” he asserts. Million Amazing Women will remain untouched by commercial branding or advertising.

Recent additions including those of Baroness Foster and Dr Al Gurg’s portraits in the Great Hall both celebrate the accomplishments of their respective roles in politics and business, and most ...

Mechanics Hall in Worcester has unveiled three newly commissioned portraits ... “But beyond that business, they were leaders and advocates for abolition and women's rights back in the day.” ...