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  • Amanda RenteriaMPW

    Meet Hillary Clinton’s staff basketball star—and consummate Senate insider

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    Meet the woman who speaks for Hillary Clinton

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  • Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary ClintonMPW

    Meet the most influential women on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 team

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    Melinda Gates on Bill, ending poverty, and her plans to invest in women and girls

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  • Coins2Day Most Powerful Women 2014MPW

    How JPMorgan Chase wants to tap account holder data to jump-start the economy

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  • Peshmerga continue to proceed in MosulMPW

    How ISIS is recruiting women—and turning them into brutal enforcers

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  • Heather Conley, director of the Europe program at the Center for Strategic and International StudiesMPW

    Why business needs to worry about the UK elections

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  • Hillary Clinton delivers remarks during the 2015 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting award in WashingtonMPW

    How Hillary Clinton can tackle income inequality—without upsetting her rich friends

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  • Key Speakers At The Bloomberg Washington Economy SummitMPW

    Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina condemns “crony capitalism”

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  • The UN International Year Of Youth Culmination Celebration Session - Morning SummitMPW

    How Farah Pandith plans to stop online extremists from reaching Muslim millennials

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  • Harvard Business SchoolCareers

    Ivy League is not the only ticket to success

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  • Coins2Day Most Powerful Women 2014MPW

    Ex-Hillary Clinton aide Anne-Marie Slaughter lays out vision for people-centered foreign policy

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  • Eva Moskowitz of Success AcademyFeatures

    Class, reimagined

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  • Tuesday, October 15, 2013Coins2Day The Most Powerful WomenWashington, D.C., USA9:00 AM SOLUTIONS DESK OPENSPhotograph by Stuart Isett/Coins2Day Most Powerful WomenMPW

    Chelsea Clinton: Men have to join the push for global gender equality

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    Why aren’t there more women in the workforce?

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