Ursula Burns on the roles that confidence, risk-taking and the joy of crushing her adversaries played in her trajectory from ...

Ursula Burns made history as the first African American woman to lead a Fortune 500 company when she became CEO of Xerox in 2009. Her journey from a tough childhood in public housing to the top of ...

The Democrat and Chronicle is following news that Xerox Corp. is splitting. The 100-year-old company founded in Rochester ...

What a jagged image we use for women who achieve greatly, defining accomplishment in terms of the barrier rather than the triumph. There she is up where the air is thin, where men still outnumber ...

Black women like Ursula M. Burns and Cathy Hughes walked so that modern-day businesswomen like Oprah Winfrey and Issa Rae could run. From innovative startups to corporate giants, these women ...

It’s a “fool’s journey” to try to achieve perfect balance between one’s professional and personal lives, Burns says. Instead, she suggests women get comfortable with the idea of taking ...

Harper extraordinaire Ursula Burns performs tracks from her new album live in studio, comedian Lucy Porter talks to Kathy about her new show - all about regrets (she's had a few.) Martina Devlin ...

Jacobson's appointment caps several weeks of corporate activity that began with last month's announcement that current CEO Ursula Burns will step down when the company separates into two ...

Produced by Audible Inc. and Khalabo Ink Society, the series will feature candid discussions with influential figures from various fields, including Sue Bird, Ursula Burns, David Chang ...

Burns has moved Xerox away from printing hardware and toward business services since she became CEO in 2009. Though Xerox's revenue continues to fall--down 2.5%, to $21.8 billion, in 2013 ...

Burns has successfully transformed the printing company: Over half its $22 billion in revenue comes from services such as customer care and IT outsourcing. But Xerox's traditional docu-ment ...