Weekly News Update

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• Business Insider suggested what not to wear to the office this winter, including a few helpful tips from Kat.
• The Wall Street Journal examined how clothes are being shared among strangers, thanks to a new app, Tulerie. Meanwhile, The Huffington Post shared the Twitter backlash to a WSJ story that said women shouldn't wear sweatpants when working from home (and that they should wear $4,160 earrings when on a video chat).
• The Washington Post looked at how plus-size brands are representing women's bodies in different ways.
• Hello Giggles noted that a fitness trainer photoshopped images of herself to look like the beauty ideals of different eras. 
• Fashionista explained how single-ingredient marketing is having an impact on the beauty industry.
• The Business of Fashion reported that Cambridge Analytica used fashion brands' Facebook “likes” to determine who would receive targeted messaging about the Trump campaign.
• Newsday offered advice from a panel of female CEOs: “Always keep a toe in the game,” even after having children.
• CBS News suggested that the pay gap between men and women is even greater than recent studies have shown.
• The Strategist shared the best holiday gifts for bosses — but you might want to read our discussion on gifts for bosses and “gifting up” before you break out the credit card. 
• The CBC reported that climate change is affecting couples' decisions on whether to have children.
• Your Laugh of the Week: McSweeney's rebooted “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” for the 21st century. 

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

• We took a look back in the CorporetteMoms time capsule to see what was on our minds in previous years.
• We shared thoughts from four moms on deciding on baby's last name.
• We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.

Did we miss anything? Add 'em here, or send them to news@corporette.com. Thank you! Also: Are you a mom or mom-to-be? Don’t miss this week’s news update at CorporetteMoms.