AP Photo It’s rare for a woman to make it to the very top of a large corporation these days, and it’s rare for an adult human to have blond hair. But blond women are far more likely to end up a chief executive or U.S. senator than women with any other color hair, according to recent research from two business-school professors at the University of British Columbia. Just 2 percent of the world’s population and 5 percent of white people in the U.S. have blond hair, but 35 percent of female U...
AP Photo It’s rare for a woman to make it to the very top of a large corporation these days, and it’s rare for an adult human to have blond hair. But blond women are far more likely to end up a chief executive or U.S. senator than women with any other color hair, according to recent research from two business-school professors at the University of British Columbia. Just 2 percent of the world’s population and 5 percent of white people in the U.S. have blond hair, but 35 percent of female U...
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