What prevented the token woman from getting her diet coke from the soda machine?
She didn’t have enough quotas to pay for it.
Germany has taken a step toward requiring what has not happened voluntarily: putting women on the management boards of the country’s largest companies.
On Wednesday, Germany’s cabinet approved a draft law that would require stock exchange-listed companies with executive boards of more than three members to have at least one woman and one man on those boards.
