The sandwich company's foot-longs have been falling short.

It's dropping Jared, but this fast food giant has a lot more to worry about

Authorities raided the pitchman's home on Tuesday. Now the chain faces a dilemma.

The economics behind making it big — and making a living — in the subway.

A 32-feet-long, 16-feet-wide tube that can inflate to up to 35,000 gallons of volume may be our best hope next time there is a super storm.

New York has waited nearly a hundred years for a second subway line on the east side of Manhattan. But protracted construction is hard on small businesses along the route.

Experts say damage to New York's subway from rising sea levels should not have come as a surprise and other cities could experience similar devastation from Sandy-like storms and hurricanes.