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Women have made big advancements in the C-suite over the past decade, according to new research conducted by McKinsey and gender equity organization Lean In.

The study, published yesterday, found that women now make up 29% of executive-level C-suite positions — up from just 17% in 2015 — across 281 organizations, employing a total of 10 million people. The number of women who hold VP and senior VP roles has also risen by 7% and 6%, respectively.

While more women have climbed to the upper echelons of the corporate ladder, the share of women holding managerial positions only grew by 2% over the same period. And, overall, women — and in particular women of color — remain underrepresented at every stage of seniority in the corporate pipeline, per McKinsey.

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US plane maker Boeing delivered 44 jets in November, marking a 17% dip from October but a drastic recovery from its 13 deliveries in the same month last year amid its machinists’ strike.

Boeing, which closed its $4.7 billion acquisition of key supplier Spirit AeroSystems on Monday, has delivered 537 jets year to date in 2025, significantly ahead of the 348 it delivered last year. Earlier this month, the company said its recovery was “in full force” and it expects positive free cash flow in 2026.

European rival Airbus expanded its annual delivery lead in the month, handing 72 jets over to customers. The manufacturer has made 657 deliveries on the year so far, but recently cut its annual delivery target to 790 from 820 due to quality issues.

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