Frozen whipped cream desserts, Triscuit's new snacks, Starbucks rewards and Dollar General's plan to self-distribute won readers this week.

How you give feedback is as important as what the feedback is. Here is some advice from a CEO.

Hope can be an action leaders regularly practice, and not just a wish or a feeling.

An assistant superintendent of instruction explains how new state mandates inspired her team to overhaul its approach to literacy.

The initial science behind power poses has been discredited, but they still matter in terms of the body language we present to others.

The most successful logos are often the simplest. Try creating your own by finding an icon that represents your brand and is easy to duplicate.

Creamy Creation Marketing Manager Floris Daamen discusses the inspiration behind the Craftsman’s Finest line and how brand owners can partner with Creamy Creation to create a pure and unique cream liqueur.

As winter turns to spring, menus should follow suit by featuring seasonal produce and lighter fare such as grilled meats.

With a focus on premium shopping experience, some retailers share a specific strategy, functioning as masterful curators of the food and beverage shopping experience.

It can be hard to give up control, but here are actions leaders can take to better delegate.

Best practices need to be challenged so organizations can test whether they're actually following the best path.

We look at 4 new features on the LinkedIn mobile app.

Multi cookers are increasingly popular with busy home cooks, and a new multi pot from Fissler adds sous vide to the mix.

Some say the best way to train principals is by telling them what to do. New York City is going a different route--training principals to think, using computer simulated events.

Fred Ende shares his key takeaways from ASCD's 2019 conference for educators.