Founded by baking enthusiast and entrepreneur Debbi Fields in 1977, the very first Mrs. Fields location opened in Palo Alto, California. In the 1980s, Mrs. Fields began expanding its presence ...

It used to be that you could find Mrs. Fields in nearly every shopping mall across America, so what happened? Here's what led to changes with the cookie giant.

Mrs. Fields' Original Cookies, a national chain of baked goods stores started by a young California mother with no business experience, filed for bankruptcy protection today. The Salt Lake City ...

A 200,683-acre ranch spread across four counties in northern Utah that was once the home of Debbi Fields, of Mrs. Fields cookie fame, is on the market for $45 million.

Mrs. Fields’ founder, Debbi Fields, has been called both a “feminist American dream” and a “good-looking front” for a multimillion-dollar brand. The reality is somewhere in between.

Fortunately, Debbi Fields chose the positive side, as the company now has more than 300 franchised and licensed locations throughout the United States and in 22 other countries since she opened ...

Debbi Fields, a 20-year-old suburban housewife in Palo Alto, opened her first store, called Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chippery, in 1977.

In this edition of "From The Archive," Bay Area native and Mrs. Fields founder, Debbi Fields, talks about how her iconic specialty cookies and brownies bakery all started.

Debbi Fields was 20 when she decided to turn her chocolate-chip-cookie recipe into a company. She opened her first Mrs. Fields bakery in 1977 in Palo Alto, California, and built it into a national … ...

Recipes Baking cookies with Mrs. Fields Believe it or not, it's been 30 years since Debbi Fields opened her first Mrs. Fields cookie store in Palo Alto, California.

Mrs. Fields, the worldwide brand known for delectable, freshly baked cookies right out the oven, is celebrating its 40th anniversary on National Cookie Day by giving away their famous cookies December ...

The nearly 1,000-square-foot Kosher Mrs. Fields is located on level one of the shopping, dining and entertainment complex in the Meadowlands.