Insomnia Cookies, the Philadelphia-born cookie and dessert brand, was founded in 2003. When founder Seth Berkowitz first ...

Insomnia Cookies plans to add 1,500 new stores across the country in the next decade, according to its founder. Seth ...

An insanely popular Philadelphia-based cookie joint wants to open up about 1,500 more locations in the coming decade.

There are a handful of things in life Seth Berkowitz is passionate about. He loves his wife, children, the New York Mets, and ...

Seth Berkowitz: 14:52. Yeah. So the the paper is about, a way to put together the concepts of income, food security, nutrition security, diet quality, and health.

Seth Berkowitz: 21:50 So, I mean, health equity is really, an important topic to to all of us, to Hillary and Dari, as well. For for me, you know, I had a book on health equity come out, last year.

2004 College graduate and Insomnia Cookies CEO Seth Berkowitz reflected on the founding of his cookie business as a college student in a written interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian. Insomnia ...

Seth Berkowitz, 43, wasn't always the CEO of a $200 million cookie empire. There was a time when he questioned if his late-night bakery business, Insomnia Cookies, would survive.

Insomnia Cookies was founded in 2003 by then-student Seth Berkowitz at the University of Pennsylvania; Verlinvest and Mistral Equity Partners have increased their investment in Insomnia Cookies, ...

With the current White House Administration aiming to cut billions in federal spending, some fear health insurance programs for lower-income Americans could be on the chopping block.

Founded at the University of Pennsylvania by then-student Seth Berkowitz, Insomnia Cookies has been "feeding the insatiable hunger of loyal Insomniacs" since 2003, according to a company description.

Seth Berkowitz, 43, wasn't always the CEO of a $200 million cookie empire. There was a time when he questioned if his late-night bakery business, Insomnia Cookies, would survive. Exhausted and ...