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Ellie Austin

Ellie Austin

Deputy Editorial Director at Fortune

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Introducing Fortune Daily, a new type of business show

Fortune Most Powerful Women editorial director Ellie Austin will guide viewers through the day's top stories and what they mean every afternoon.
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Inside Flavor Flav’s unlikely effort to help female Olympians build...

After Trump's Olympic women's hockey snub, Flavor Flav promised to support female Olympians—then delivered.
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Why Meta hired Dina Powell McCormick

What distinguishes Powell McCormick from other leaders is the sprawling cross-industry network that she has built.
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Why Meta hired Dina Powell McCormick to help sell its vision for AI...

A Goldman Sachs veteran and former deputy national security advisor, Powell McCormick is leveraging decades of bipartisan relationships to win Washington's trust as Meta bets everything on AI.
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What Lena Dunham’s memoir tells us about TV’s double standard

The new book raises questions about why young women in the entertainment industry are still judged more harshly than men.
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Hinge is growing while online dating competitors are struggling. It...

Jackie Jantos took over one of the world's most popular dating apps in the middle of a "dating recession." Her plan: Get people off the app—and into real relationships.
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The most powerful moments for women at the 2026 Oscars

Academy Awards highlights included a 75-year-old first-time award winner, and a speech celebrating “the beautiful chaos of a mother’s heart.”
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What happens to Starz after Outlander?

The network’s biggest hit is ending after more than a decade. Now Starz is betting that the women who made the show a phenomenon will stick around for what comes next.
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Hollywood is freaking out about movie theaters. This exec says wome...

As Netflix and Warner Bros. reshape the business, Lionsgate president Erin Westerman is betting on women—and films like The Housemaid—to drive the box office in 2026.
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Iranian women are leading a revolution—again

Across decades of unrest, women have been the driving force behind Iran’s protest movements.
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Iranian women are leading a revolution—again

Across decades of unrest, women have been the driving force behind Iran’s protest movements.