Women in Business

Her fashion line was popular on the Home Shoppping Network.

Her Tova Signature was the top-selling perfume on QVC.

Her TGIN Foundation supports uninsured women fighting breast cancer.

She had the idea while running the first McDonald’s franchise in Guatemala.

McClintock’s fans included Hillary Clinton, who wore her design to her wedding.

Baby Whitney was a realistic Black baby doll produced in the 1980s and ’90s.

A visionary entrepreneur, a country doctor, a NASCAR champion, an underwater explorer, and more.

The real woman whose face was the first to sell Aunt Jemima pancake mix is getting a headstone for her unmarked grave, almost 100 years after her death.

Betsy Wyeth was the business brains behind Andrew Wyeth’s artistic genius.

Women accomplish amazing things every day, and that’s always worth celebrating. But in March, we take special notice of women’s achievements as we observe Women’s History Month.   Women’s History Month is more than …