Though surprising to many foreigners, the standard French business greeting is actually a kiss on the cheek: "faire la bise."

The third step of diversity and inclusion is reconciliation, uniting the intellectual and emotional knowledge we acquire to achieve unity.

The second step of diversity and inclusion is learning to respect our differences by adapting the way we view them.

Rezia Usman, manager of international relations at Woosong University, shares her approach to adaptation, opportunity, and networking.

The first step of diversity and inclusion is recognition, fueled by a desire to understand one another and tackle our personal biases.

Brooke Squires, a supply chain consultant, describes her experience interning in China during college.

On the Windows 95 operating system, Microsoft chose to color 800,000 pixels a slightly different shade of green which, unknown to...

One person steps forward, the other steps back. This sequence can be observed in two places: a dance hall, where it is appropriate,...

Russians love soup. That is why Campbell Soup Company decided to enter the Russian market in 2007. After surveying close to 10,000...

In 2013, Nike initiated a women’s athletic clothing line patterned after traditional Pacific tattoos. The line quickly received backlash,...

Growing up in the United States, studying accounting at Brigham Young University, and acquiring an MBA from Northwestern University...

Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2017 and Utah Business’s 2019 CEO of the Year, Case Lawrence,is the chairman andfounder of the...

Judith Hornok—or “The Decoder” as some people know her—is the founder and CEO of the innovation company Hornok & Partner. There, she...

There are approximately 2,000,000 saunas in Finland, a country with a total population around 5,500,000. That’s a sauna for every two to...

15 years as Senior Director of International Tax at Adobe have taught Lori Nichols how challenging and rewarding a career can be.

After growing up in Washington state, graduating with a Master of Accountancy from Brigham Young University, and starting a career with...

Brazilians are known for taking long lunches, lasting up to two hours each day. The main reason for a long midday break is because lunch...

Chinese culture produces unique challenges for foreign professionals. Just like tangram puzzles, it helps to understand the business game.

China undoubtedly plays an integral part in the global economy. China is the world’s largest exporter by a healthy margin, supplying the...

By 2020, China intends to assign each business entity a “social credit score.” It’s like the American credit score, but it factors in...