The Women's Reporter: Women Leading Global Business

What 16 CFR Parts 303 and 423 Require on Textile Labels, and the 2020 Repeal Proposal

Two FTC rules set the fiber, origin and care information on certain textile products sold in the United States, and how each has been updated since 2011.

Ana-Maria Ciubota Celebrates Double Recognition as a 40 Under 40 UK Award Winner and Business Elite 40 Under 40 Europe Honoree

With four further Women’s Business Awards UK finals in December 2026 and plans for retreats and masterclasses in 2027, the founder of Exclusive Branding Edge Academy is building on a significant second year in business.

What Miranda Lambert’s Songline Live Album and Concert Film Include

Miranda Lambert's nine-track live album Songline is due Nov. 13 on Amazon Music. A concert film from the same Nashville night follows on Nov. 20.

Trump Nominates Matt Zandi to an EEOC Seat Left Open by a Democrat’s Firing

The White House named a Justice Department civil rights official for the EEOC seat once held by Jocelyn Samuels.

How WBENC Certification Is Priced From $350 to $1,250 and Renewed Every Year

WBENC certifies businesses at least 51 percent owned and controlled by women. Fees run from $350 to $1,250 by revenue, and each certification lasts one year.

How a Compulsory License Pays Songwriters, and What Phonorecords V Covers for 2028 to 2032

Federal law lets anyone record a song already distributed to the public for a set rate, and a collective holds royalties it cannot yet match to owners.

Section 203 Lets Authors End Decades-Old Grants Within a Five-Year Statutory Window

Section 203 of the U.S. Copyright Act lets authors end grants they signed decades earlier, within a five-year window set by statute, after notice and recording.

Sundance Institute Appoints Tracy Brady as Marketing Chief Before the 2027 Boulder Move

Sundance Institute named Tracy Brady chief marketing, brand and communications officer on 20 October 2026, as the festival prepares to move to Boulder in 2027.

Women’s Share of Streaming Series Creators Fell to 24% in One Season

The Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film's 2025-26 Boxed In report shows women's share of streaming series creators falling from 36% to 24%.

Coty Extends Its Marc Jacobs License for 40 Years, Per Business Wire; Terms Undisclosed

EEOC Sent OIRA a Proposed Rule on May 14 to End the EEO-1 Report for 100-Employee Firms

SBA Reports $39.5 Billion in 7(a) and 504 Loans for Fiscal 2026, Down From $44.8 Billion

Caitlin Clark’s Multi-Year Deal Covers DICK’S and Foot Locker; No Value Is Disclosed

Coty Extends Its Marc Jacobs License for 40 Years, Per Business Wire; Terms Undisclosed

What Olivia Rodrigo’s First Christmas Single Sets Up for the UK Christmas No. 1 Race