A handful of companies have pushed the boundaries of intellectual property law by laying claim to individual colors. But is it really possible to “own” a color?

Every year, Americans spend billions of dollars on gift cards. But what happens to the money when the cards aren’t redeemed?

Anonymous cell phone location data isn’t so anonymous after all. Here’s what you can do about it.

If you’re looking to buy your lover all those turtle doves and gold rings, you better be ready to shell out $39k.

Online platforms like Amazon and Etsy are rife with unofficial Baby Yoda merchandise.

Among the 121m hopefuls who buy lotto tickets annually, one group is woefully underrepresented: the young’uns.

Howard Scott Warshaw’s video game was blamed for single-handedly sinking a multibillion-dollar market. But the true story is more complicated.

A number of high-profile execs have reduced their paycheck to a single dollar. But the gesture isn’t as altruistic as it seems.

When specialty movie theaters need to clean their screens, they call the one man they can trust to do the job right.

Since 2006, 11 people have died and more than 100 have been injured in Black Friday-related incidents. But what’s behind these numbers?

When banks need to repossess a jet from a bankrupt company or a loan-defaulting mafioso, they call Ken Hill, one of America’s only airplane repo men.

How one man’s curiosity and relentless experimentalism forever changed the way Americans eat food.