We talked to a digital etiquette expert.

Sportswear companies risk upsetting fans if their innovations help athletes break records, said author Kassia St. Clair.

In his new book, A.K. Sandoval-Strausz argues that Latino Immigrants played a major role in urban revitalization.

Spoiler alert: It features a clash between NASA and Playtex, the women’s underwear company.

“We’re getting a distorted capitalism that does not produce shared prosperity,” says Walker.

In Cynthia Anderson’s “Home Now,” Somalis and Congolese transform a former mill town. At a flower shop there, wariness turns to warmth.

Would we have more fun shopping if businesses paid more attention to aesthetics?

A series of very successful marketing campaigns led to our closets being dominated by fabrics like polyester and Lycra.

Regulation of the tobacco industry didn’t happen overnight.

Even graphics published by major news outlets don’t always contain the whole truth, says Alberto Cairo, author of “How Charts Lie.”