The company is switching ‘pancakes’ for something beginning with the letter ‘b.’ Many pancake aficionados took to social media to decry the move.
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The U.S. is sitting this one out, but don’t let that stop you from using the world’s most-anticipated sporting spectacle as a vehicle to bolster morale, creativity and camaraderie.
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Your online destination is often the first interaction that consumers will have with your organization. These tips can help ensure it’s a pleasant—and useful—experience.
Shareholders at Alphabet quashed an initiative to tie executive pay to inclusion metrics. Critics say the company has failed to address cultural rifts and foster a welcoming environment.
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Editors, like their culinary counterparts, often must turn disparate, incongruent ingredients into delectable dishes.
From scholarships to hurricane reports, Del Mar College informs and enlightens its stakeholders and others in and around Corpus Christi, Texas.
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All the poise and style won’t cover for a flawed exit from your media appearance. Here’s how to prepare executives and spokespeople so they don’t flub the finale.
