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TTC Extra: Media Headlines Bad For Women CEOs
According to a Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management study, a company's stock price tends to drop if a new female CEO receives media attention. The opposite holds true for men. PANEL: Genevieve Wood, Cari Dominguez, Patricia Sosa, Zoe Carpenter
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