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Beth Scanlon is President and co-founder of Scanlon Excavating alongside her husband, so work-life balance takes on new meaning.

Enjoy Worth’s curated list of personal, sentimental presents that every mother can enjoy this Mother’s Day.

While the banking crisis seems to be contained, the long-term consequences are unknown. It could be a symptom of more trouble ahead.

Investing in women can bring significant returns and build scalable wealth, leading to fairer societies and stronger economies.

Four distinguished women in the whiskey and brandy industry discuss how the spirit is attracting a more diverse consumer than ever before—and drawing more women into the industry.

It is important to take a close look at the organizations you are thinking about supporting. Here are 5 questions to ask before you make your decision.

From the archive: Optimize the way you make your investments and start planning out how to make them for each stage of your life.

Kelley Arena, founder of Golden Hour Ventures, and Halle Kaplan-Allen, director of revenue at Sydecar discuss investing opportunities for women and how to sidestep barriers to entry.

Woodford Reserve is a brand known for its tradition and dedication to creating consistently high-quality bourbon. Meet their new Master Distiller. 

Worth understands that navigating the world of high-end accessories with an eye on sustainability and impact can be challenging, so here are 7 ethical and environmentally friendly accessories to help spruce up your sustainable summer wardrobe.

The gender differences in colorectal cancer are well recognized in the medical community and yet have not been incorporated into clinical care guidelines for screening and surveillance.

It’s been over two decades since the flawed Women’s Health Initiative of 2002 was published and women have been suffering the consequences ever since.

Laura Gerson, the director of Women and Worth, interviewed Magnify Ventures’ Julie Wroblewsk and Halogen Ventures’ Jesse Draper, on the untapped potential of the childcare industry. Here’s what you need to know.

Equal Pay Day is a reminder of how far into the new year women have to work to earn what men earned in the previous year. Find out how far have we come, and how far there is still to go.

Ellevest is changing women’s lives through helping them invest, save, learn and earn more at work. 

Worth spoke with the Geena Davis Institute’s Madeline Di Nonno and Level Forward’s Adrienne Becker about the importance of equitable gender representation in film and media.

Menopause is a $600 billion market opportunity that remains largely untapped.

Research shows that couples who are financially in sync often have stronger, happier, and longer-lasting marriages.

Gloria Feldt, co-founder and president of Take the Lead, explains the power of “intentioning” and how it can help women achieve their goals.

Luckily, there is no need to sacrifice the health of your skin for the health of our planet.

If America is ever to achieve tangible change in financial access, then systemic innovation is a
necessary part of the process.

During this month’s Leading Voices panel, Cassandra Cummings, founder of Stocks & Stilettos Society, and Pam Krueger, founder of Wealthramp, joined Laura Nix Gerson to discuss the importance of financial literacy.

Kicking off our Women and Worth Leading Voices series, Illana Raia spoke with Worth’s Laura Gerson about the impact of mentorship. Here are the key takeaways from this inspiring conversation.

Marion Nestle belongs to the list of women who profoundly changed the way we live. In her latest work and first memoir, we get an inspiring look into her life and career.

Women now manage most of the wealth in America. And they invest for reasons beyond simply maximizing investment returns.

Women face some unique challenges in this environment, but also have some unique opportunities.

Make direct and positive impact on the next generation of industry-changing, women-led startups by becoming an angel investor.

How one previvor is tackling the elevated breast cancer mortality risk for young Black women.

In an industry long dominated by men, women are making meaningful inroads, but their journey is far from over. Here are nine women who’ve changed the world of wine—and are boosting the female leaders to come.

With the formation of the Sustainable Solutions Group, Abigail Pohlman is elevating the industry standard on wall street and helping her clients invest in a better future.