In the late 19th century, an ambitious watchmaker named Richard Sears had a vision that would revolutionize the way Americans shopped.

The early years of FedEx were challenging. By 1973, FedEx was on the brink of bankruptcy, facing the possibility of losing it all.

Shopping malls were once the epitome of American consumerism and social life, originally fueled by the suburban boom of the 1950s and 1960s.

The story of Atari is one of groundbreaking success and subsequent decline, a cautionary tale in the ultra-competitive history of gaming.

When you look back on tech history, few companies have experienced the type of meteoric rise and dramatic fall that happened to Compaq.

The early success of Yahoo was meteoric. By 1996, the company went public, and its stock price immediately surged.

Few stories in business are as emblematic of technological disruption and strategic missteps as the rise of Netflix and fall of Blockbuster.

Pizza Hut made history in 1994 when it became the first company to offer online food ordering with a new concept it called PizzaNet.