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Emma Hinchliffe, Joey Abrams

Women Fortune 500 CEOs are stuck at 10%

(Credit: Whitley and Gorin: Courtesy of SAIC and Expedia; Geraghty: Chris Ratcliffe—Getty Images)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Halla Tomasdottir will become Iceland's next president, Outdoor Voices gets a new owner, and women run 10% of companies on this year's Fortune 500—again. Have a thoughtful Tuesday!

- Still 10%. The 2024 edition of the Fortune 500—Fortune’s flagship ranking of the largest American businesses by revenue—is out today, and that means we have some new insight into the diversity of CEOs leading the U.S.'s top companies.

Overall, the story is more of the same: The share of Fortune 500 companies run by female CEOs held steady from this time last year at 10.4%. Since that stat first crossed the 10% threshold at the beginning of 2023, the number has barely budged.

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