This research focuses on the representation of women in the news about the absence of women in Uber‘s CEO Candidates from the perspective of feminist stylistics by Sara Mills  (1998). Five news texts from five different websites, published during August 2017 were analyzed, they are Washington Post, Daily Mail, Inverse, Gizmodo, and Fortune. The method used in this research is qualitative research method with the approach of critical discourse analysis of Sara Mills. By applying three levels of analysis which is analysis at the level of word, phrase/sentence, and discourse, this research aims to analyze how women are represented in the online news of Uber‘s CEO candidates and to discover the reason why women are represented the way they are. The findings revealed that women remain underrepresented in news media. It is proved by the dominance of women as object in the stories. Moreover, women are represented as ?glass cliff position?, minority and a way to recreate good image in the company. The gender stereotypes, the background story of Uber, the male-dominated industries, and the prevalent condition became the reasons why women represented that way.