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Companies with Women Execs on Boards More Profitable

Boardrooms sans women are missing out on real cash, according to a Grant Thornton survey. So reports Time.

The survey, "Women in Business: the Value of Diversity" indicates all male executive boards missed out on $567 billion in 2014. The survey included businesses in the U.S., U.K. and India.

Only 1-in-10 companies included in the survey have women board executives and those "committed to diversity" outperform other companies by 2%. Woman hold less than one-fifth of S&P 500 board seats.

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