For further proof the enclave has eclipsed Vegas: Its gambling revenue hit a record $38 billion in 2012.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt got married on Christmas, according to some reports.
Capcom (TYO: 9697) has revealed that it is not planning to adapt its recent crop of video game releases like “Resident Evil 6,” “Street Fighter IV,” and “Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3” for Nintendo’s (PINK: NTDOY) new next-generation console, the Wii U.
The death of a British tourist at a New Year’s celebration in Koh Phangan raised fresh concerns over violence against foreigners in Thailand.
Snooki details that her losing weight, making money, and making her son happy are among her 2013 resolutions.
Tom Corbett believes the sanctions cause devastating damage to the economy.
European factories churned out over 1 million more cars than China in 2012, but they're likely to lose the lead this year.
Kim Kardashian, who is three months pregnant with Kanye West's child, said her pregnancy has not been easy.
An improvement in global sentiment should boost factory sectors in most countries in the coming months, but a strong rebound is unlikely.
The UN has voted to sanction the rebel organizations M23 and FDLR in the DR Congo, but larger problems have not been addressed.
The one-child policy and economic development are upending China's traditional piety toward elders -- and the government is now stepping in.
A record-breaking 52 million tourists flocked to New York City in 2012, despite the hardships of Hurricane Sandy.
Global chip sales in November rose 9 percent to $24.6 billion from 2011, the Semiconductor Industry Association reported.
The Kurdish insurgency, now three decades old, has resulted in the deaths of some 40,000 people, most civilians in southeast Turkey.
From Tokyo to London to New York, stocks surged Wednesday on news of the U.S. fiscal cliff resolution between Democrats and Republicans.
South Korean pop sensation Psy said he will no longer perform "Gangnam Style" in America and needs to make a new hit.
U.S. carmakers met analyst expectations Thursday for December sales. Easier financing and recovering U.S. home prices released pent-up demand.
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open Wednesday as the House of Representatives passed a Senate-approved bill intended to avert the fiscal cliff of tax increases and spending cuts.
Asian stock markets surged Wednesday as investor sentiment was buoyed after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a deal to avert the fiscal cliff.
It's the first income tax rate increase in 20 years, and it will avert the worst of "the cliff" - but debt ceiling/spending battles loom.
Gridlock in Washington stems partly from electorate changes and party from zealotry, and it will take another election or two to end.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "is making excellent progress" recovering from a blood clot in her head and is on blood thinners, her medical team said.
