A Revealing History of Lotto Scratch-Offs
John Koza decided to reinvent the lottery—from scratch.
Go ahead, order a side of those crunchies.
Ronald Reagan was a huge fan.
Arby's may play to an older audience than other fast food chains, by it doesn't need a play-place to have a good time.
Home Depot's orange color scheme wasn't the result of market research: They were just re-using circus tents for signs.
The Tennessee chain where you buy burgers by the sackful has had a devoted following since the '30s.
There was a Carl, but no Carl Jr.
It all began with a late-night run for baby food …
Thank O-S-C-A-R the brand changed its name from Edelweiss.
Fortune has released its annual list.
The Moravian Book Shop in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, has been around since 1745—and has picked up a resident ghost along the way.
America's favorite chocolate chip cookie may have gotten its name from Charles Dickens. Or Donald Duck.
Turns out you really can just make an "X."
Calling all socially conscious—and savvy—shoppers!
Whatever happened to Chef Wendell?
Yes, we know some of you call it Saint Louis Bread Co.
In the past 50 years, Domino’s has grown to become the second largest pizza chain in the country.
'Breaking Bad' caused a run on cinnamon buns, and tableside guacamole.
There's more to Butterfingers than Bart Simpson.