BUSINESS

In honor of Women’s History Month, discover unique products and learn the backstories behind these women-owned businesses.

Toblerone is no longer Swiss enough for the Swiss mountain peak in its logo.

In 1973 Wisconsin, two Cub Scout leaders discovered a neat trick involving heated plastic. A classic toy was born.

The oldest stores in the world have been in business for hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of years.

Tired of chatting with customer service bots? Now you can deploy one of your own to haggle a better price.

Here’s what to do if you’re on the receiving end of a Southwest Airlines flight cancellation notice.

The Texas convenience store chain has spotless bathrooms and an endless supply of Beaver Nuggets.

Christmas is one of the most profitable times of the year for film studios, who count on people desperate to get away from their families for a couple of hours.

Though it doesn’t always affect casual conversation, the difference might matter to your credit card company.

It’s 1995, and Guy Bommarito has just bungled an ad campaign so badly that he’s begging Chili’s not to fire him. They give him one last shot.

Now that Olive Garden has revived its Never Ending Pasta Bowl at a premium price, you may be wondering: Is the deal still worth it? Here’s what happened after some diners did the math.

Long before Musk, Zuck, and Bezos, Andrew Carnegie was one of the richest men in the world. But unlike his modern-day peers, Carnegie dedicated much of his life to getting rid of as much of his wealth as possible.