Emma Hinchliffe

3 days ago | hallaback.com | Emma Hinchliffe

Emma Hinchliffe is a senior writer at Fortune, where she covers women in business and gender issues across business, politics, and culture. Emma authors Most Powerful Women Daily (formerly the Broadsheet), Fortune’s daily newsletter for and about the women leading the business world.

3 days ago | fortune.com | Emma Hinchliffe |Nina Ajemian

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3 days ago | aol.com | Emma Hinchliffe |Nina Ajemian

– Ready to rent. Retail has never been the easiest business. Case in point: the recent 2025 Fortune 500, where only six apparel retailers make the cut among the largest 500 businesses in the U.S. But it’s a field where innovation never stops, from the earliest entrants into clothing rental to newer upstarts—who believe they can make a difficult category work. The founders of Vivrelle just raised $62 million to prove that, Fortune is the first to report.

4 days ago | hallaback.com | Emma Hinchliffe

Emma Hinchliffe is a senior writer at Fortune, where she covers women in business and gender issues across business, politics, and culture. Emma authors Most Powerful Women Daily (formerly the Broadsheet), Fortune’s daily newsletter for and about the women leading the business world.

4 days ago | fortune.com | Emma Hinchliffe |Nina Ajemian

SiriusXM is part of the Fortune 500 for the first time after spinning off from Liberty Media in September 2024. That adds SiriusXM CEO Jennifer Witz to the cohort of Fortune 500 chiefs; like her fellow female CEOs, she was promoted to the job in 2021 after two decades at the company (starting when it was still just Sirius). I dove into the state of the $8.7 billion company today in a feature published in the latest issue of Fortune.