Darlene Gavron Stevens

As the newly appointed vice chair of the National Women`s Business Council, Chicago entrepreneur Marilu Meyer has been given a presidential mandate: develop a long-range strategy for bolstering women-owned businesses....

Does a common path lead women to homelessness? Boston free-lance journalist Kathleen Hirsch decided to find out by befriending two homeless women who sought aid at Pine Street Inn, Boston`s...

Women who are considering a spa vacation should first decide what they want from the experience, says Pam Martin Sarnoff, author of ''The Ultimate Spa Book.'' ''Some (spas) emphasize pampering,...

Personal computers will revolutionize women`s roles in the 1990s, a prominent analyst of social trends has predicted. ''Everyone will have a personal computer at home,'' said Faith Popcorn, founder and...

Former CBS News reporter Jane Wallace has taken on one of her toughest assignments yet: distinguishing her new talk show from among the myriad other day-time televison gabfests. Wallace has...

The first art object I bought was a little Indian bowl that I got when I was 7 years old. I was on a family trip, outside Colorado Springs and...

Women can ''have it all'' if they are willing to take risks and start their own companies, says a businesswoman who has been her own boss for a decade. ''The...

Two Vassar College students are finding that it`s no cakewalk founding ''Future Housewives of America,'' a campus club that would laud full-time homemakers. Jennifer Harriton and Regina Peters, the seniors...

Like many women car owners, Susan Frissell and Patricia Stringer are used to battling wits with condescending mechanics and auto dealers. But instead of suffering in silence, the two auto...

Beginning with its October issue, Ms. magazine will have a ''Mr.'' at the helm. Dale W. Lang, the New York magazine entrepreneur who owns Working Woman and Working Mother, has...