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Under AMD CEO Lisa Su’s helm, the company has become one of the world’s top chipmakers, competing with the likes of Intel and Nvidia. bit.ly/4bU6QCf

Autumn Durald Arkapaw made Oscars history on Sunday night, winning best cinematography for Ryan Coogler’s Sinners. She became the first woman and the first Black cinematographer to take home the award. bit.ly/4lCElMW

United Airlines is about to make aviation history. As the carrier celebrates its 100th anniversary, veteran Boeing 787 captain Chresten Wilson is set to become the most senior pilot among United’s 18,000 aviators—and the first woman ever to hold that title. bit.ly/4rxysSy

Bumble’s stock has risen more than 35% since earnings. Why? Investors are optimistic about the changes Bumble is rolling out. bit.ly/4dfOInt

The pop culture star, advocate and entrepreneur Paris Hilton launched an initiative Monday to support female small-business owners impacted by disasters, a nationwide expansion of her philanthropic support for women entrepreneurs after the 2025 Los Angeles fires. bit.ly/3N4wNFP

Today is International Women’s Day. To mark the occasion, we’re highlighting quotes from some of the most powerful women in business, sharing how they think about leadership and decision-making. bit.ly/4rskwtl

In an interview with Fortune's @_emmahinchliffe, @dawnstaley shared some of her words of wisdom on women’s basketball’s hottest topics. Read more in #MPWDaily: bit.ly/4soEgOO

Started as a list in 1998, #FortuneMPW has evolved into the world’s most extraordinary leadership community. In honor of Women’s History Month, we're taking a look back at some of our magazine covers featuring some of the most powerful women in business. bit.ly/4cTINEw

Five years after she began sharing parenting concepts on Instagram, Dr. Becky Kennedy now has 3.4 million followers, more than 100,000 paying subscribers, and her company Good Inside passed $34 million in revenue last year. “Parenting is the ultimate form of leadership,” she told Fortune. Read more in #FortuneMPW Daily: bit.ly/4cjDgXC

“You cannot teach positive attitudes and engagement and energy,” Cisco U.K. chief Sarah Walker said, calling mindset the top trait she looks for when hiring or promoting employees. bit.ly/3OGw79Z

TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett says she learned one of her most important leadership skills early: character. bit.ly/4kmfKuU

“I spend a lot of time in my head … I journal a lot. I break down all of my thought processes,” Olympian Eileen Gu said. “I apply a very analytical lens to my own thinking, and I modify it.” bit.ly/4aUjek7

"The best way to support the women’s players is not just to hype their Olympic win and rag on the men, but to keep watching them play," writes #FortuneMPW editor @_emmahinchliffe. bit.ly/4cf1gv4

Maxine Clark, the founder of @buildabear, and the company’s current CEO, Sharon Price John, come off as a truly dynamic duo. The secret to building this strong relationship came down to one thing: “We wanted to,” they told Fortune. bit.ly/40th8CP

Last year, AMD CEO Lisa Su was No. 4 on the Fortune Most Powerful Women list. This morning, Su inked a deal that sets AMD up to truly compete with Nvidia in the years ahead. Meta agreed to buy six gigawatts’ worth of AI computing power in a deal valued at more than $100 billion. bit.ly/40uiqgU

@PhoebeAdellle wants to build her AI shopping company while keeping one thing out of her pitch deck: her last name. bit.ly/4rwhpkx

“If you feel stuck in your life, it doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means that what’s missing in your life is growth,” podcast personality Mel Robbins recently said in an interview with CBS News Sunday Morning. bit.ly/46WqFG6