Call it the year of the Most Powerful Woman CEO. In fact the top seven positions on the 2006 list are held by chief executives. ( more)
Four of the Most Powerful Women are also among the best-compensated, such as No. 3-ranked Meg Whitman, who made $16.2 million last year. Which other corporate women raked it in - and how much did they earn? ( more)
Executives like Motorola's Padmasree Warrior are on the way up. Will they make the Most Powerful Women list next year? ( more)
Just one woman under 40 made the Most Powerful Women list this year: GE's 39-year-old Charlene Begley. See the Power 50 sorted by age. ( more)
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Female chief executives are taking charge at a slew of corporate giants. ( more)
How Reynolds American, DuPont, and Honeywell spotted - and promoted - a critical mass of female talent. ( more)
The company's biggest brands are run by women. FORTUNE talks with four of them. ( more)
What is the new CEO's plan for the agribusiness giant? A big part of it will be ethanol. ( more)
How Xerox is preparing for tomorrow. Plus more interviews with powerful women:
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How women executives can stand up for themselves without being labeled uncooperative, or worse. ( more)
The executives on our Most Powerful Women list got where they are by making gutsy moves. Do you have the nerve to succeed? ( more)
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