For pop fans, the bevy of high-profile drops has solidified a trend that became evident during last year’s summer of Swift and Beyoncé. bit.ly/3xL7bpt

Goldman has recently faced scrutiny for its lack of women among the firm’s senior ranks. bit.ly/4aXcVKY

For now, Caitlin Clark’s salary shows how long it takes for a surge of interest in women’s sports and women’s basketball in particular to make its way to players directly. bit.ly/3vNloSh

The No. 1 pick for the WNBA draft on Monday, Clark is slated to make just $76,535 her first year on the Indiana Fever. That’s less than the average $78,620 salary of a New Yorker, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. bit.ly/4d2HJvS

“It’s very, very rare for female candidates to get elected in football governance,' said Lewes FC Women CEO Maggie Murphy in an interview at #FortuneAI . bit.ly/4a4SLPu

Lewes FC CEO Maggie Murphy explained the story behind the AI-generated Fifa election campaign with a mission to show how football could be run differently.

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“You’re either going to be a beneficiary of AI as a consumer-facing company or you’re going to die because of AI. Fashion overall is going to benefit,” said CEO Jennifer Hyman. bit.ly/3UjEw3m

Martine Ferland has spent more than 40 years on the front lines of retirement. bit.ly/3PZzB5j

Mid-pandemic in 2020, Becca Millstein cofounded Fishwife, a trendy line of highly-branded canned fish. bit.ly/4cWdgzy

Rich Snyder—Lynsi Snyder’s uncle—died in a plane crash in Orange County in 1993, followed by the death of her father in 1999. At the age of 17, Lynsi Snyder was the last blood relative surviving of the burger dynasty. trib.al/CQ7wIWo

In taking another CEO role in 2022, Footlocker CEO Mary Dillon became the third woman to ever run two Fortune 500 companies. bit.ly/4aRVf3x

Whitney Wolfe Herd, the founder of dating app Bumble, took home the top prize on the men’s side of Bloomberg’s March Madness charity challenge by picking 43 of 63 games (68%) accurately. bit.ly/3xwMAoI

In the mid-2000s, Christina Lampe-Onnerud founded a lithium-ion battery company called Boston-Power. Today, she’s the CEO of battery company called Cadenza Innovation. bit.ly/3VV4Xh8

Anastasia Nyrkovskaya is the new CEO of Fortune, the first woman to lead the media organization. bit.ly/3xBz42Y

We have a new CEO! And SHE is awesome! Anastasia has been a tremendous thought partner to me and supporter of journalism, and knows what it takes to build a media company sustainably and ambitiously in a tumultuous environment. Congrats to Anastasia (and FORTUNE!)

Fortune Media has named Anastasia Nyrkovskaya as the new Chief Executive Officer, becoming the first woman to lead the storied media brand.

She has served as Fortune’s Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Financial Officer over the past five years. trib.al/1W36dKi

Caitlin Clark is expected to be No. 1 in the upcoming WNBA draft, and yesterday’s final marked the end of her decorated college career. bit.ly/4auotWq

Naver is perhaps “the only company in the world that has survived competition against Google and Amazon,” says Choi Soo-yeon, Naver’s CEO since 2022. bit.ly/3J8NwST

“Nobody believed in the business,” Yum China CEO Joey Wat said. “But I believed in it.” bit.ly/3VMWZXi

Much about billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott’s giving remains a mystery, but those receiving grants from her recent open call for nonprofits do offer some insights, experts say. bit.ly/3vIIGso