Carey Vanderborg

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.

Lürssen, which builds large luxury yachts, has launched the AZZAM, the largest motor yacht in the world.

Research found the filtering process of beer is responsible for the slightly elevated levels of arsenic that was discovered.

Disney said it will lay-off 150 employees, largely in home entertainment, as the company adjusts to industry-wide declines in DVD sales

The Guinness Book of World Records has stripped the Veyron Super Sport of its "fastest production car" record.

Equilar, an executive compensation data firm, has compiled a list of 2012's highest paid CEOs.

McDonald’s restaurants in Shanghai slashed chicken McNugget prices amid rising bird flu concerns.

Fisker has dismissed all but a core group of about 40 workers as it continues talks with three Chinese businesses considering buying or investing in its plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.

KFC will announce plans to roll out Original Recipe Boneless – a chicken platform that may be the brand's most important step since its founding.

Airbus recaptured the aircraft industry's top spot as U.S. rival Boeing fell behind on orders and grounded its flagship fleet of Dreamliners.

Dubbed "The Samsung Experience Shop," consumers will be able to experience Samsung’s full range of mobile products.

Lululemon says its chief product officer is leaving as the company updated the production problems it has had that rendered some of its pants see-through.

Luxury spending in China will most likely not be affected despite poor economic growth predictions.

Corporations and their executives can now use social media like Facebook and Twitter to spread company information.

The database, unveiled Thursday, shows Bank of America easily trumping Wells Fargo, which had more than 12,000 complaints against it.

Amazon hired a Microsoft veteran, fueling speculation the online retailer and Kindle maker will develop a smartphone.

A lack of U.S. suppliers of some raw materials used in munitions may force the U.S. Department of Defense to go shopping overseas.

Toys R Us Inc. withdrew its proposed initial public offering after weak results at the end of last year: Fourth-quarter income plunged 30%.

Volkswagen will boost its headcount to 600,000 by 2018 from 550,000 to help it become the world's No. 1 car company.

U.S. officials want to know if Panasonic Avionics paid bribes overseas to help land business.

Johnson & Johnson will sell an alternative to Allergan's anti-wrinkle product, Botox.

Technology giants including Apple and Microsoft are under fire for their pricing policy in Australia.

Starbucks plans to open at least 3,000 stores over the next five years in the Americas, half in the U.S.

While the wraps may seem new, they bear a striking resemblance to the McDonald’s Snack Wrap, which also comes in Chicken & Ranch.

General Motors is recalling about 33,700 model-year 2013 Buick LaCrosse sedans and Cadillac SRX crossover vehicles.

The announcement comes amid growing controversy stemming from the FDA’s expected approval of salmon engineered by a biotech firm.

CVS Pharmacy is demanding employees who use its health plan to reveal medical information. Or get fined.

Refunds of more than $917 million may await an estimated 984,400 taxpayers. Find out if you're one of them.