Austin Rivers sounds off on Ja Morant’s approach.

An executive at an investment firm, Mr. A, was recently shocked during a business dinner. The CEO of a startup, Mr. B, whom he was considering investing in, spoke nonstop with his mouth full of food.

Pastor James Arter of First Evangelical Lutheran Church and Cross Roads Community Presbyterian Church in Leechburg vividly ...

The inaugural "Setting the Table for Success" event is a partnership with the La Crosse District's Culinary Arts Academy and ...

Purdue’s Office of Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars has designed a free etiquette course to help graduate and doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers feel more confident in social ...

According to an etiquette expert, diners at high-end restaurants should never show up late, disregard the waitstaff, or ...

Japanese culture is part of the attraction for travellers, but at times it can feel like there’s a lot to learn — here’s how ...

GENTLE READER: Although there is, today, too much blurring of the professional and personal spheres, it was always understood ...

Observing the rules around dining, conversations, and greetings is very important if you're taking a trip to Italy, no matter ...

Is it rude to discuss life milestones during small talk? Etiquette coach Alison Cheperdak says that asking about ...

MZ Civil Servant Leaves Dinner After Seat Mix-Up CEO Shares Global Dining Etiquette Tips to Navigate Business Meals ...