12 Refreshing Facts About Coca-Cola
In 1990, the company filled up over 700,000 cans with a foul-smelling and horrible-tasting water—on purpose.
In 1990, the company filled up over 700,000 cans with a foul-smelling and horrible-tasting water—on purpose.
"Did the world need this? Nope."
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1. She started her first business with less than a dollar.
Shop at Zappos or Shopbop? You're giving money to Amazon.
As the old saying goes, "May you always have a clean shirt, a clear conscience, and enough coins in your pocket to buy a pint!"
Serenity now!
Here are a few companies that are participating in International Women's Day.
"Shell-ebrate" National Peanut Month with the most famous legume of all—Mr. Peanut.
Email culture varies widely around the world, from the response times you can expect to the phrasing and tone used. Keep these quirks and customs in mind when messaging people.
Peet's founder launched the American gourmet coffee industry in California 50 years ago.
It would be Guinness's first U.S. brewery in more than 60 years.
A possible explanation for why your local McDonald's can't serve up the soft-serve treat.
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The strawberry ones were actually made with pear concentrate.
Say a thanks for Rose. Frozen pizza used to taste terrible. Then this sweetly badass nonna fixed it.
Ryan Hickman's business, “Ryan’s Recycling," has recycled approximately 200,000 cans and bottles.
The Jolly Green Giant wasn't always green.
If the holiday season has taught us anything, it’s that you can fit just about anything in a box—including the makings of a two-acre farm.
A real bookworm named Clifton started the popular (and oft-banned) study guides nearly 60 years ago.
Everyone from John Wayne to John Travolta has given the brand a boost.
It all started with a man who was tired of wet feet.
The sparkling water brand boomed almost immediately.
The company made five times more than was expected.