Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg, JP Morgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon, and Alibaba’s Jack Ma will share the spotlight with a prize-winning South Korean robot called Hubo at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum this week in the Swiss ski resort.

The high number of children living in poverty; the housing shortage that sees families living in hotels; and the lives of Travellers, who have an infant mortality rate three times the average, were all raised by members of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.

It’s a free-for-all when it comes to denigrating women online. And women are often willing participants. As X Factor’s Cheryl has said after being ‘body shamed: ‘There is no

 

Let’s be honest, some women cry at work and so does the odd man. Why is it wrong to be human in the workplace, asks Rita de Brun.

Sheryl Sandberg marked the end of a 30-day period of mourning following the death of her husband by saying “I want to choose life and meaning.” 

The most ridiculous action film you'll see this year is here, but is your brain-part ready for all that Kung Fury has to offer

The most ridiculous action film you'll see this year is here, but is your brain-part ready for all that Kung Fury has to offer

The most ridiculous action film you'll see this year is here, but is your brain-part ready for all that Kung Fury has to offer

Facebook’s results have beaten profit and revenue forecasts for the seventh quarter in a row as the firm continues to win more mobile advertising revenue as users shift to using the site on smartphones.

Facebook is very protective of its users’ privacy and personal data despite the use of personalised advertisements, the firm’s chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg has said.

Suzanne Harrington asks should we really ban terms like ‘bossy’ and ‘domineering’?

Malcolm Gladwell, author of bestsellers The Tipping Point, Outliers, and What the Dog Saw, this year offered a typically provocative take on what it really means to be the underdog.

SHORTLY after signing on as chief operating officer at Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg was looking to connect with people in a similar role — No 2 to a brilliant and passionate young founder. She called Tim Cook.

THINK for a moment of the most successful woman you know. She might be a friend, or a colleague, or someone you’ve idolised from afar. Think big, of someone you truly admire and respect.

FACEBOOK COO Sheryl Sandberg is a powerful woman. But is she powerful enough to change women’s role in the workplace?

SO you’re going for a job interview.

WHAT do high-flyers Helen Fraser and Sheryl Sandberg have in common with Jane Austen’s Mrs Bennet? Simple — all three believe a woman’s success lies in marrying well.

Facebook’s No 2 executive, Sheryl Sandberg, has become the first woman on the social-networking company’s board of directors.