
Perhaps the only thing more challenging than the business environment this year was the criteria for making the list, which, with eight newcomers, was our most competitive yet. more
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- The last days of Lehman
- Grading Sarah Palin
- Huffington: The Web election
- Gates tackles education woes

- Buffett: My fixes for the economy
- 'Economic Pearl Harbor'
- Buffett: Build confidence
- Buffett: Our system works

- Can women have it all?
- 'It's important not to panic'
- Postcards: A blog about power
- Why your money is safe


Freeport McMoRan's Kathleen Quirk took home a cool $16 million last year. Which corporate women raked in even more? more
• 25 Best-paid men

Meet tech's next-gen leaders, and see how they're all connected. more

A few familiar (and not so familiar) faces dropped off this year's 50 Most Powerful Women list. more
• 4 Women to watch |
• 8 New arrivals |
• 5 All-stars |

See which women executives are on top of the world. more
Are guys cut out for the womanized workplace of the 21st century? In an excerpt from a new book, The Decline of Men, the author explores why many males are tuning out and giving up. more
The tech world has a new inner circle. They're young, they're global, they have power marriages and little kids. And unlike their predecessors, they're relying on a unique social network to get ahead. more
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Name | 2007 total compensation |
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Sharilyn Gasaway | $38.6 million |
Safra Catz | $34.1 million |
Diane Greene | $16.4 million |
Name | Age |
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Marissa Mayer | 33 |
Meredith Whitney | 38 |
Sheryl Sandberg | 39 |
Name | Rank |
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Cynthia Carroll | Britain |
Gail Kelly | Australia |
Linda Cook | Netherlands |