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After more than a decade of mixing and kneading dough in his family's Brooklyn pizzeria, Salvatore Lo Duca recently made a distressing discovery: A key component of their thin-crust pies, bromated flour, contained a suspected carcinogen already ...

A Trader Joe's could be coming to your hometown. On Wednesday, Trader Joe's announced it would open nine new stores, in addition to the previous batch of 18 new stores it announced in April.The newest batch of locations will pop up across eight ...

The housing market might finally start shaking off some dust after a few years stuck in a rut. According to a new report from Realtor.com, both new home listings and contract signings just hit their highest level in four years. That surge in ...

Stephen Colbert chatted with Paul McCartney and joined him on stage for a raucous performance of "Hello, Goodbye" on the final broadcast of CBS' "The Late Show" on Thursday night, a bittersweet farewell for a canceled show that still had a few barbs ...

Remember Donald Trump's response in the 2016 presidential debate, when Hillary Clinton blasted him for paying virtually no federal taxes?"That makes me smart," Trump said.By that logic, Trump is looking smarter than ever now.On Tuesday, the Internal ...

The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for next year could reach 3.9%, according to a new report. The latest monthly prediction from The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) is its highest yet this year--notably higher than the 2.8% increase ...

Hello again, and welcome back to Fast Company's Plugged In.For a decade, Google's I/O developer conferences have told one consistent story: The AI age is here, and Google aims to lead it. The company's progress can be measured by the AI-infused ...

Hair loss has long confounded the pharmaceutical industry, but there's hope on the horizon. Veradermics has announced success in its late-stage clinical trial with a drug to reverse hair loss. The biopharmaceutical company has become a leading player ...

The last time Los Angeles hosted the Olympic Games, designers had a relatively simple typographic system. It used the italic sans-serif Univers 66 as its logotype along with a blocky stencil-style "LA84" mark that appeared on venue and urban signage.

You spent hours researching the company, rehearsed your answers, and asked smart questions. You walked out of the interview feeling like you nailed it. Then you sent a thank-you email. Something like: "It was great to meet you. I'm very excited about ...