DUBAI

Lee Kun-Hee has been charged with cheating, fraud and criminal conspiracy, and was ordered to appear before a local court within six weeks.

Court records and secret offshore files reveal Chinese firm’s links to Italian criminal probe and figures with possible ties to Sicilian Mafia.

The U.S. Navy's new $35 billion sub hunter is getting a chance to prove itself looking for something that's not in its job description.

Roger Federer owns a 17-15 career record over rival Novak Djokovic.

ECADI, the architects behind five of the tallest buildings, acquired Wilson Associates, one of the world's leading interior architecture firms.

Ever since “Eat, Pray, Love” put Ubud, Bali, on the map, it’s been something of a sponge soaking up lost souls.

Yingluck's supporters surrounded the NACC building and chained the gates to prevent officials from entering.

The Spaniard is set to participate in a new tennis competition in November.

On the Syrian-Turkish border, aid groups, refugees and displaced businesses form what is essentially a post-apocalyptic economy.

Airbus had received orders worth $44 billion at the Dubai air show with Emirates booking 50 A380s worth $20 billion.

Arsenal have received an injury boost ahead of their crucial Premier League clash with Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium.

Shariah-compliant finance is gaining ground worldwide -- and religion isn’t the only reason.

Can a new tourist fee help Dubai with its goal of attracting 20 million visitors by 2020?

After posting a 4.6 percent economic expansion last year, the UAE is projected to deliver similar growth in 2014.

International tourists love Florida and California, but it's cities in two other states that were the most popular in 2013.

More than just a place in the Australian Open final could well be on the line when Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer meet in Melbourne on Friday.

Thailand assured prospective visitors that it remained open for business, despite a state of emergency in the capital.

A fresh wave of massive anti-government protests kicked off in Bangkok Monday as Thai tourism officials set up "care centers" for visitors.

The "nation within five nations" long quest for autonomy may find support in Iraq's oil and Turkey's desire to join the EU.

The X-shaped terminal will feature a nearly two-mile-long art walk built with a white peacock theme to showcase Indian designs.

New York City welcomed a record 54.3 million visitors in 2013, and the hotel industry is racing to keep up with the demand.