LittlePINKBook.com, the digital platform for career women, hosted its 8th Annual Fall Empowerment Event on November 13. More than 300 professional women attended the luncheon event, at the Atlanta History Center, along with more than 550 unique viewers joining via live stream. Some viewers planned gatherings of 50 or more women and leveraged the event to enhance their own business and networking meetings in cities across the globe.

The executives on the panel candidly answered questions related to their career paths to the C-Suite. Glenda Umaña, anchor at CNN en Español, was the event’s moderator. Read LittlePINKBook.com’s “Top 10 Takeaways” for favorite thoughts shared by the three panelists:

·        Teri List-Stoll, SVP and Treasurer, Procter & Gamble

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Delta Air Lines will stop providing service to Columbia Regional Airport in February.

Columbia city officials said Delta rejected a $3 million revenue guarantee over two years to continue providing routes to Atlanta and Memphis. The city's offer included a landing fee waiver for two daily flights to Atlanta starting in 2014.

Mayor Bob McDavid said Delta told Columbia officials it lost $900,000 last year providing service to the city. Delta officials were reportedly upset the city offered a $3 million revenue guarantee to American Airlines.

Delta spokesman Anthony Black said the city should have communicated better with Delta before making the deal with American.

ATLANTA -- A new consumer survey conducted by an Atlanta-based consulting and training firm ranks Chick-fil-A at No. 7, The Coca-Cola Co. at No. 10 and The Home Depot at No. 17 on a list of the 25 Most Inspiring Companies in the United States.

Performance Inspired surveyed 2,175 consumers to compile the list, reports Forbes.

Apple topped the list for the second straight year.

The goal of the survey was to find a correlation between successful companies and those that inspire their consumers, Performance Inspired told Forbes.