businesswoman

• “And how can they be taken seriously if, as in Russia, the term "businesswoman" is synonymous with prostitute?”

  The Economist: Daily news and views

• “The businesswoman is currently in dispute with her bank, HSBC, after £240 was mysteriously taken from her account, at 2. 10am from a cash machine in St James's Street, just round the corner from her Brighton home.”

  The Guardian: Phantom cash machine withdrawals can haunt consumers

• “Hm. Leaving a very high paying job as a BUSINESSWOMAN (I'm not going to argue with you about that anymore because obviously giving birth to all of those kids has drained your mental faculties enough for you to not understand that a "businesswoman" is just a woman in business.”

  Sound Politics: Darcy Burnocchio

• “But the businessman could be an associate at Morgan Stanley who majored in econ, while the businesswoman could be a human-relations manager at Foot Locker who took a lot of psych courses.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Why the Gender Gap Won't Go Away

• “Tillie LeBlang is known as a businesswoman, philanthropist, and mother.”

  Tillie Leblang.

• “The producer wanted to include me as a grassroots blogger, don't know why I was called a businesswoman either, but it was amazing to be included on the programme at all.”

  Ellee -gaic Musings

• “She claims to be a 'businesswoman', yet she was merely (and for quite a short time) employed; "businesswoman" means she owed or ran a business ... another LIE.”

  Sound Politics: Darcy Burnocchio

• “I found it difficult to work with other people," recalls the businesswoman, who wears Chinese collars under her Lanvin dresses.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fashion's New Patrons Struggle for Right Fit

• “She has no problem being identified as a businesswoman who happens to be a mom.”

  Thestar.com - Home Page

• “As much as she is a talented racer, Patrick is also a shrewd businesswoman, which is why I see her moving to NASCAR sooner rather than later.”

  SI.com

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