Darrow, an AI justice intelligence platform, automates research to help find class action lawsuits and build cases more quickly. Meet the woman CTO and cofounder.

As startups do, itselectric is changing how electric vehicles are charged in the U.S. Two cofounders looked at the problem differently than transportation insiders.

Female founders in emerging markets have huge potential, yet they face discrimination and lack financial support. In Bangladesh, Praava Health is overcoming the odds.

When high-net-worth individuals invest, they allow innovative startups—often founded by women, POC, and other underrepresented groups—to grow and prosper. 

By creating microdoses of THC—the active ingredient in cannabis and hemp, The High Confectionary gives people more control over achieving the desired experience.

If you want a good investment, look for women on the team. A new book shows you why.

Women recognize that, when it comes to healthcare, they are different from men. They are developing products and services to address these differences, and investors are taking note.

Finding a security intrusion is only half the problem. The other half is remediating the problem. A startup, founded by a woman, has the solution to both. And funders are interested.

A few rule changes could open a whole new pool of investors for female-led venture capitalist funds and for the female founders who recognize and meet the needs of women, such as their unique health needs.

New research highlights a conundrum that women raising venture capital face. They overperform yet face greater scrutiny than their male counterparts. Rather than rely on men, a female VC tapped the power of social media influencers to find LPs for her fund.

Women entrepreneurs have to overcome the usual business challenges as well as the often unspoken but very real reluctance to invest in women as leaders. But they do overcome, as shown by Stax, a unicorn on the WPO’s Fastest Growing Women-Owned Companies list and on the Inc 5000 list.