ByHeart infant formula had known problems before its botulism outbreak. Federal investigators found safety violations, including building leaks and dead bugs, before the company shut down a manufacturing plant. New York Times

British media platform Sky Sports tried to reach female fans—and failed. It shut down a new channel after just three days; viewers called its videos patronizing and sexist. The content included videos like one of a Manchester City player scoring a goal with the caption "how the matcha + hot girl walk combo hits." CNN

Larry Summers is "deeply ashamed" of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The Harvard professor, former president of the university, and former Treasury secretary had emailed the late convicted sex offender and his "wing man" for advice on pursuing a romantic relationship with a woman he called a mentee. He said he's stepping back from public commitments but will still teach. CNN

Fidji Simo outlines her vision for ChatGPT. The former Instacart CEO joined OpenAI in August to make ChatGPT more lucrative as CEO of applications. She's working from home during a relapse of the condition POTS (women's health is another of her passions), but has already made her presence known at the company. One of her roles is to "minimize the risk" that OpenAI tries to do too many things at once as it expands. Wired

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez to fund Met Gala The Times

How Oura is capitalizing on the Gen Z woman's wellness obsession Vogue Business

How women over 30 are rewriting the single mom narrative in America NPR

"The reason why I keep working with female directors is because they want the full story."

— Hamnet actor Jessie Buckley on why she works with female directors—even though she hasn't made it a conscious priority