A new study in the Journal of Political Economy turns the gender confidence gap on its head: women aren’t less confident than men—they’re just more accurate.

Yes, there’s a gender pay gap. But it’s not alone: Data shows there’s a time-off gap too.

Women in male-heavy finance teams felt less comfortable admitting mistakes at work, but the gap closed where women made up most of the team.

A survey of recently laid-off workers found a 14-point gender gap in willingness to return, driven partly by perceived ...

Why do women earn less than men? The usual suspects—occupation, hours, experience—explain some of it. But a powerful, often overlooked reason is simply this: where women work. The companies that hire ...

For women, the number is even higher. Looking at Census data, out of all of the women in America, over half are single. With over half of the adult women in America being single, whether widowed, ...

Women are far less likely to be attracted to someone who earns less than them than most men are, a new poll found. Only an average of 11% of women said their “ideal partner” could earn less than them, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. White women are less confident about their bodies than women from other cultures, according to a new study. Researchers found ...

A Nature Index analysis tracked first and last authorships to see which journals struggled to improve female representation ...

American women may soon lose access to what has been a mainstay of reproductive healthcare for the past two decades: mifepristone, one of the drugs used in medical abortions, which constitute about ...

A gender gap in retirement savings is rooted in workplace inequalities Jiwon Ma is a fact checker and research analyst with a background in cybersecurity, international security, technology, and ...