Geri Stengel

2 days ago | forbes.com | Geri Stengel

Telemedicine is transforming access to hormonal care, offering faster, personalized alternatives to the current ways, which have long failed women. At the intersection of medicine, technology, and advocacy, Pandia Health delivers physician-led virtual care for birth control and menopause. Co-founded by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sophia Yen, Pandia confronts systemic barriers such as social media censorship, outdated prescribing laws, and venture capital bias.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Geri Stengel

While tariffs are often framed as tools of international leverage, their domestic fallout reveals a hidden cost: they disproportionately harm small businesses, especially those led by Asian American women. These businesses are growing revenue, creating jobs, and are deeply embedded in global supply chains. Yet trade policy often neglects them in its considerations. Flomo, one such business, is being squeezed by tariffs, and policymakers must do something to fix this.

1 week ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Geri Stengel

Shipping containers packed with Chinese goods sit idle as steep U.S. tariffs make them too costly to ... More bring to market. gettyWhile tariffs are often framed as tools of international leverage, their domestic fallout reveals a hidden cost: they disproportionately harm small businesses, especially those led by Asian American women. These businesses are growing revenue, creating jobs, and are deeply embedded in global supply chains. Yet trade policy often neglects them in its considerations.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Geri Stengel

The Best Is Over for US Stocks, Says Jefferies' WoodsUS stock market reached an all-time peak in December 2024, and will never reach those highs again, says Christopher Wood, Global Head of Equity …

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Geri Stengel

An overwhelming 70% of Americans face financial health challenges, and two-thirds live paycheck to paycheck. ResilienceVC is tackling these widespread issues by investing in early-stage fintech companies. Their initial fund raised more money than expected—over $56 million—for investments in startups working on new and creative solutions to issues such as the lack of affordable insurance and the difficulties people face when trying to buy a home.