A recent article by Jezebel reported some awesome statistics on working women, including the 85 percent of women that are producers at DreamWorks.

The 2012 Olympics have officially ended. I know this solely because my social media networks are no longer clogged up with people complaining about spoilers popping up on their newsfeed. Oh, irony. So all you Olympic fanatics will just have to wait for the winter games to start this cycle all over again.

“Women have come a long way.” How’s that for the understatement of the century? Less than 100 years ago we couldn’t even vote in the U.S., and don’t get me started on jobs and education. The good news is powerful ladies have made great strides and continue to make epic progress. Today, the fist lady reminded everyone to exercise their right to vote. You see these powerful ladies I’m talking about?

The clean, comfortable and well-lit sex shop may be as foreign a concept to some women as an effective women’s sexual enhancement drug. Yet both are actually out there and thriving, not surprisingly, under the leadership of women. According to these female leaders, just a few short years ago there were no solutions or even discussions for women who weren’t living their sex lives to the fullest. Now the days of hushed conversation – or worse, silence – are long gone from the women’s sexual health and satisfaction industry. Or at least that’s the goal of these female industry leaders.

Happy Monday! We know the start of the work week is always slow, so take a few minutes and check out what women are saying on Twitter today. On this fine Monday we found that Chelsea Handler gets herself into awkward situations (not surprised), Lady Gaga appears to lose jewelry in strange places, Lena Dunham is overwhelmed with newspapers and Nicky Hilton explains that boys gossip, too. Enjoy!

What makes a company “good” for women? Does the number of female board members matter? Does the number of weeks of maternity leave? At what point do you know what makes a company “pro-woman”? As graduation comes closer and closer, I (along with the rest of The Jane Dough) started asking myself those questions. The result? Our definitive guide to the top 15 pro-women Fortune 500 companies.

Happy Monday! Here’s hoping you all have had an easier start to the week than me, but one Apple Store trip, Starbucks trip and Post Office fight later I’m here to bring you the best tweets we found on Twitter today. So, take a break from the Monday stresses and check out what we found: Lena Dunham is on “edge”, Joan Rivers reflects on traumatic beach vacations, Mindy Kaling talks about Diet Coke and “YOLO” is maybe not the best way to end a business related email. Enjoy!

TGIF! Or…I think it’s Friday at least. Today on Twitter we found that women were generally frustrated and confused after having a holiday in the middle of the work week, Megan McCain swears she’s not hitting on you, Ellen tweets a picture of an adorable dog (I want!) and Ivanka Trump is so over “Call Me Maybe.” So take a break, relax, enjoy these tweets and have a wonderful weekend!

HAPPY FRIDAY! You made it through another work week and now it’s time to kick off those heels, relax and start making fun weekend plans. But before you leave your desk for the week, we’ve compiled the best tweets that will surely make you get in the care-free weekend mood. Today on Twitter we found: Women just “know” everything and are good for the planet, wise words from Coco Chanel and finally, other women get equally as frustrated with their computers as you (did you think you were the only one?). Hope you enjoy these and have a fabulous weekend! See you Monday!

As another business day comes to a close, we provide the perfect way to wrap it up: A collection of tweets about business, current events, jokes and, most of all, women. Today’s tweets include a clever take on the classic workday hangover, one of the ladies from the View sounds off on her time off, and @FamousWomen was so good today that we had to feature them twice. Find out just how good after the jump.