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Here's what's in the March.April issue of PINK magazine:

	TOP 15 WOMEN IN BUSINESS – THE INNOVATORS The March.April issue of PINK features the Top 15 Women in Business – "The Innovators" – PINK's exclusive list of the most influential women driving innovation (and revenue) in corporate America. Each day, these remarkable leaders use ideas to transform companies. Click here for more.>>
	"CLOTHES THE DEAL" Superficial as it sounds, image counts. Clothes show what you've got and where you want to go. As Diane Reichenberger, CEO of Dualstar Entertainment Group, puts it, "If you want to earn the big bucks, you've got to look like you've spent the big bucks." Here's how to dress for success.
	THE PRINCE AND THE PENSION Eighty to 90 percent of all women will be solely responsible for their finances at some point in their lives. Yet while we'll need to save more (we live longer) and often have fewer income-earning years in the workforce than men, women are less likely to save for retirement. Here's how to stop waiting – for a man, for a plan – so you can retire rich.
	SHOOTING STAR We interview Heidi Hammel, senior research scientist with the Space Science Institute. Here's more from one of the astronomical community's brightest stars.>>
	MANAGING YOUR PDA The average U.S. professional spends 9.4 hours each week just managing e-mail, adding up to $650 billion in lost productivity for American firms – not to mention the cost to your Life/Work balance. So top execs like IKEA North America President Pernille Spiers-Lopez, who doesn't own a BlackBerry or answer e-mails from home, are putting their high heels down and taking back their lives. Is ditching the PDA a new business trend?

PLUS, Read ICAN's Special Promotion Section, "Defining Leadership," from the March.April issue of PINK, on newsstands now. Click here to read the full article.