In exploring pay, work/life balance and female entrepreneur journeys, we spark conversations about women’s financial independence and how readers can make informed decisions about their finances.
Undergraduate students with a combined family income below US$200,000 will be able to attend MIT tuition-free from September 2025, thanks to newly expanded financial aid. Eighty percent of U.S. households meet this income threshold.
Born out of an initial insight that many Nigerians were still using offline, wooden boxes known as “Kolos” to save money, Piggyvest co-founder Odunayo Eweniyi saw an opportunity to digitise the financial habits of her country folk and take their approach to saving to the next level.
Out of the darkness of successive Victorian COVID-19 lockdowns, an online bookstore with the potential to reshape the modern publishing industry one BIPOC book sale at a time was born.
It takes a lot of inner confidence and a little bit of chutzpah to break the corporate career mould and carve your own path. Here, Michelle Battersby breaks down her journey from marketing at Citibank to now co-running her own founder-led business.
Here's how one intern managed to lock in a consultant job at the United Nations Secretariat - and learned the ins and outs of getting a coveted (paid) job at the UN. Key takeaway: stop applying for the P2 roles.
