In an era when global markets intertwine, and workplaces are more diverse than ever, the rules of business etiquette are under constant scrutiny.

Gone are the days when business etiquette was all about having good table manners at lunch or not overdoing it at the holiday party (although those rules still matter too). But with the workplace ...

Dianne Isbell has written an etiquette column for the Belleville News-Democrat since 1987. She served as director of protocol for U.S. Air Force Communications Command before retiring in 2001.

As a Protocol officer, I have been asked numerous times to provide etiquette training for our total force Airmen. Many of the people who attend these seminars are new to the military, but some lessons ...

Doing business in the state of Georgia requires a certain level of etiquette that can take some getting used to. Whether you're attending a meeting, networking with potential contacts or having an ...

Back in the days of Mad Men, the business lunch was essential. Offers were made, partnerships formed, and deals were closed daily over lunchtime martinis. For the most part, that type of midday ...