Before there was Diet Coke, there was Tab – but now it's joined the other casualties of 2020

An expert explains how the company's ruthless business tactics helped create the world's most recognizable brand

Nearly half of the generic drugs recently approved by the FDA aren’t being sold in the United States

As consumers stay home, they're looking more closely at how — and from whom — they source their food

For the disaffected hero of "Taipei," drug use is less about changing the world than it is about adjusting to it

Easily send homemade desserts as gifts with these expert tips, no-fuss recipes and fool-proof shipping checklist

Golden State politicians are on the warpath after a leaked memo reveals Kenneth Lay's instructions on how the White House should handle last year's electricity crisis.

The feds might sue Apple and publishers over pricing. But a top author suggests the e-retailer\'s playing monopoly

Experts say Facebook’s GDPR privacy changes still leave big questions unanswered

Farewell, dumbest ad campaign of the year

Anne Matthews paints a none-too-pretty picture of life on campus in "Bright College Years."

Energy-wise, the fallout from the attack on Saudi oil facilities has so far been very muted

Restaurants are trying to work within the "new normal," but for a number of reasons, food prices haven't stabilized

Audiences are eating up music and TV that evoke the '80s and '90s. Can "nostalgia marketing" work for dinner?

Consumers spent roughly 100% more on flour in March and April 2020 than the previous year