Good etiquette is about making people comfortable. Here are the everyday etiquette tips that will help you navigate any ...

Etiquette expert Elaine Swann says average Americans make these common mistakes when dining at high-end eateries.

Dana Persia, owner of DP Image Consulting, offers the following lessons in international business etiquette. Before you go 1. Prepare. Do plenty of research on the business and personal etiquette ...

2. Decline the request politely, but firmly. Be clear and concise, using phrases such as "I'm sorry, but I don't feel comfortable doing that," or "I'm sorry, but I'm not able to do that for you ...

It’s also good business etiquette, particularly if your emails will be referenced later. Being concise doesn’t excuse you from proper writing rules. (That said, it’s fine to ignore these old ...

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

Even though there may be people all around you, you're largely able to remain as anonymous as you'd like. With that anonymity ...

In this week's edition of The National Observer, we look at employees' top office etiquette pet peeves and how they are ...

Punctuality and dress code aren't nearly as important to workers as another point of office etiquette in today's workplaces.

Employee behavior can make a company look professional and credible or cause customers to wonder why they've chosen to do business with a company at all. Etiquette training is useful for teaching ...

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Etiquette expert William Hanson told BI train travelers should avoid talking on speaker phone and leaving their bags on seats ...