It's probably not a good idea to try to outrun the Dubai police, unless you can go faster than 217 mph.
The two-story home, boasting a swimming pool and tennis court, is located on an elevated 85,000-square-foot lot in the city's Botanic Gardens.
Four major Japanese automakers, and Chrysler, recalled 3.4 million cars owing to faulty airbags and incorrect warning light signals.
Due to the one-child policy, first-generation Chinese entrepreneurs have limited options in choosing their successors.
The Playboy Bunny mansion is for sale with a $11 million listing price.
Brick-and-mortar bookstores in China are being hurt by Internet sales, but they aren't waiting passively for the end to come.
The birth control pill Alysena-28 was recalled in Canada this week after it included an incorrect amount of placebo pills in each package.
Keep your head out of the clouds. A new study has found that daydreaming while driving is five times more dangerous than texting.
Lürssen, which builds large luxury yachts, has launched the AZZAM, the largest motor yacht in the world.
Doug Guller, CEO of Bikinis Sports Bar & Grill, announced that he has trademarked the term "breastaurant" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
General Electric, headed by Jeffrey Immelt, chief of the White House jobs council, is cutting the positions at a locomotive plant.
With passenger numbers at all-time highs, Amtrak's CEO has asked for multi-year federal operating and capital funding.
Qihoo 360 Technology rebuts accusations that its popular antivirus program and browser "stole" users' private information.
China's Alibaba, parent company of the hugely successful Taobao, faces the slowdown of e-commerce by epxanding into local wuth, a mobile local app.
Ahmadinejad has also ordered the development of new nuclear reactors; the country still claims its nuclear tech plans are energy-related.
Sandra Lupo, a 27-year-old former Hooters waitress, is suing the company after they forced her to wear a painful wig after brain surgery.
Turkish Airlines plans to continue its growth by purchasing 95 new narrow-bodied planes from plane manufacturer giant Boeing.
Research found the filtering process of beer is responsible for the slightly elevated levels of arsenic that was discovered.
KPMG disclosed that a senior Los Angeles partner was fired for disclosing inside information to an unidentified individual.
The first deal for Bombardier's newest jetliners could be finalized by Wednesday.
Disney said it will lay-off 150 employees, largely in home entertainment, as the company adjusts to industry-wide declines in DVD sales
Small business owners were less optimistic in March than in recent months about the U.S. economy's direction, according to a new study.
Burial plot prices have skyrocketed in China to the point where they now cost more than housing in some areas.
Aviation may be partly responsible for climate change, but a new study shows how climate change will return the favor with bumpier and longer flights.
J.C. Penney has axed CEO Ron Johnson and is bringing back his predecessor Myron (Mike) Ullman.
The Guinness Book of World Records has stripped the Veyron Super Sport of its "fastest production car" record.
A small California-based company has come up with a brand-new condom: It's made of silicone and folds like an accordion.
An Amtrak train derailed in Washington after a mudslide.
New images reveal the spill's impact on the neighborhood and environment.
McDonald’s restaurants in Shanghai slashed chicken McNugget prices amid rising bird flu concerns.
