Abdullah al-Sanussi, Gadhafi’s Chief Spy, Captured in South Libya
Moammar Gadhafi's brother-in-law and spy chief, Abdullah al-Sanussi, was captured Sunday near the city of Sabha in the southern Libya desert after being on the run for around three months, the new government said.
Luxury and High-Performance Cars Dominate 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show [PHOTOS]
The 10-day-long Los Angeles Auto Show began Friday at the Los Angeles Convention Center, with more than a thousand cars on display, including concept and ecofriendly vehicles.
Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Faces Obscene Picture Probe
Al Weiwei, Chinese contemporary artist and leading political activist, has been facing new investigations for allegedly spreading online pictures of nudity.
Princess Charlene Dazzles in Monochromatic Outfits on Monaco's National Day [PHOTOS]
Newlyweds Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco greeted its citizens and led the country in observing its National Day on Saturday.
Molycorp: Rare Earth Price Decline May Obstruct New Operations
American mining corporation, Molycorp Inc. has indicated that funding of new mining operations by developers may be difficult following the sharp decline in rare earth metal prices.
Audi to Return as Title Defender in 2012 Bathurst 12 Hour Race
Audi has confirmed a top-caliber international driver line-up for the 2012 Armor All Bathurst 12 Hour race, confirming the return of two of the three drivers from the winning combination this year.
Airbus Opens Asian Logistics Center in China
Airbus SAS has opened a logistics company in Tianjin, China, to optimize and support supply chain management for present and future industrial cooperation programs of EADS and Airbus in China. The center, in Tianjin's Free Trade Zone Comprehensive Bonded Area, is now fully operational.
Regeneron's Eylea OK'd in U.S. for Treating Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Eylea (aflibercept) has been approved for marketing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the treatment of wet age-related macular degeneration.
Idaho Man Charged with Attempted Obama Assassination Calls Himself 'Modern Day Jesus'
Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, the Idaho man accused of attempted assassination of US President Barack Obama, says that he is a modern day Jesus Christ whom many Christians have been waiting for.
Coach Inc. Plans to Make China Its Leading Market by 2014
Coach Inc., a New York-based designer and marketer of luxury accessories, is planning major forays into China. The company's aim is to make the country its biggest market by 2014.
Barack Obama Warned by China Against South China Sea ‘Interference’
On Friday, U.S. President Barack Obama was warned by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao against any kind of interference over the South China Sea dispute.
IAEA Board Passes Almost-Unanimous Resolution Against Iran’s Nuclear Program
Amid increasing concerns over Iran's nuclear program, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog board adopted almost unanimously on Friday a resolution to implement safeguards in the matter.
Boeing Reports Record Commercial Jet Order of $21.7 Billion in Indonesia
Boeing Co. Has received its biggest commercial jet order ever by Indonesia's Lion Air who made an agreement to purchase 230 new 737 models. At $21.7 billion, the order will be the biggest order and the largest transaction till date.
Lanvin’s Alber Elbaz to Design Claridge’s 2011 Iconic Christmas Tree
London's renowned Claridge Hotel has a new designer this year for creating their iconic Christmas Tree. The luxury hotel has announced that Lanvin's Alber Elbaz will be designing this year's dazzling centerpiece that will be displayed at the main lobby of the hotel.
Richard Branson’s Virgin Money Buys Northern Rock for $1.2 Billion
Business magnate, Richard Branson's Virgin Money financial services company has brought Northern Rock for $1.2 billion. This has been the first sale of a nationalized bank in the country since the 2008 financial crisis.
MoMA’s Tomayo Painting Sets Auction Records of $2.2 Million at Latam Sales
Mexican painter, Rufino Tomayo's Watermelon Slices was the top lot of Sotheby's Latin American sale fetching a staggering $2.2 million and setting new auction records.
Nuclear Report: IAEA Proposes to Send High-Level Team to Iran
The chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Yukiya Amano, has proposed to send a high-level team to Tehran to clarify issues relating to the country's nuclear program.
Airbus Secures $20.5 Billion Deal at 2011 Dubai Air Show
France-based Airbus AS has secured a total of 211 orders at the 12th Dubai Airshow worth $20.5 billion. The order involves 135 firm orders worth $13.7 billion (130 A320neo and five A380s) and 76 memorandum of understanding (MoU) worth $6.8 billion.
Christie’s First Online-Only Auction to Feature Elizabeth Taylor’s Jewelry
An online-only auction by Christie's from Dec.13 through 16 will feature a total of 950 belongings from Elizabeth Taylor's special jewelry collection.
Hugo Boss Embarks on Expansion Plan Despite Prevalent Economic Uncertainty
German fashion brand, Hugo Boss AG has raised its 2015 sales and earnings forecast following plans to set up new stand alone stores.
Air Force Receives Delivery of 30,000 Pound Bunker-Buster Bombs
The United States Air Force has received the delivery of the first batch of a massive 30,000 pound bunker-buster bomb dubbed as the Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP).
Authorities Seize 17 Tons of Marijuana From Cross Border Drug Tunnel
U.S. and Mexican authorities have announced on Nov.16, 2011 the seizure of an estimated amount of 17 tons of marijuana from a newly discovered cross border drug tunnel.
Fashion Space Gallery Presents Photographic Display of World’s Oldest Working Model
Carmen Dell'Orefice, indisputably the world's oldest working model, will be the subject of a major photographic retrospective honoring her 66-year career in the fashion industry.
Victoria Beckham, Alexander McQueen, Mulberry Winners of 2011 Walpole Awards
The annual Walpole Awards for Excellence, which took place at the Banqueting House, London honoured luxury brands like Victoria Beckham, Alexander McQueen and Mulberry for their works in the sector.
Moet & Chandon Announced Official Champagne of ATP World Tour
French luxury alcoholic beverage brand, Moet & Chandon, announced on Wednesday that the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and it had reached an agreement to declare Moet & Chandon as the official champagne and global partner of the ATP World Tour, which is the men's professional tennis circuit.
Women with Sleep Disturbances Have Increased Risk of Fibromyalgia: Study
Adult women who have difficulty either in falling asleep or staying asleep have increased risk of developing the medical disorder called fibromyalgia.
Macy’s Announces New Store Plans in New York and California
U.S. retail chain, Macy's Inc. have announced plans for three new stores offering a range of merchandise categories.
Barnes, Duffy Shortlisted for 2011 Costa Book Awards
Man Booker Prize winner, Julian Barnes and Britain's poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy are among the shortlisted nominees for this year's Costa Book Awards.
Burberry Reports Strong First-Half Earnings
Luxury fashion house Burberry has reported consistent double digit revenue growth for the first half of the year. The growth has been reported in retail, wholesale and almost all product categories of the brand.
High Levels of Radioactive Substance Detected in North-East Japan
Recent findings have shown high levels of radioactive contamination in Japan, particularly in the eastern and north-eastern areas whereas the western parts have been sheltered by mountain ranges.