Have another cup. Researchers say it’s good for you.

Companies like Target, Delta, and Threadless are using this important feature to drive business, spark awareness, and build a deeper level of engagement.

Avoid the headache of those job boards and career sites—except, of course, for PR Daily’s Job of the Day—and follow these guidelines instead.

As part of an experiment, the author paid $12.50 for 2,000 Twitter followers. Read his story, and see how you can discern whether a Twitter user is guilty of the practice.

Its growth is coming from an unlikely area of the nation; it beats Facebook in one important area, and more.

Replace them with these much stronger alternatives.

And if you are a pro, these guidelines are essentials for your livelihood.

The author graduated from college in the U.S. and found a job in Sydney, Australia. You can, too.

A handy guide from Dell on how to respond to positive and negative comments.

Basically, it screwed a microbrewer in Scotland and, ultimately, apologized for it. This one is a head-slapper.

A speaker at a Dell global conference in Copenhagen offered some disturbing remarks about women. The company made it clear the speaker doesn’t reflect Dell’s values.

You know that agonizing objective statement you just spent hours trying to perfect? Drop it.