Mayor Bloomberg and fashion industry leaders call for immigration reforms
New York City mayor Michael Rubens Bloomberg has joined forces with some of the biggest names in the fashion industry like Oscar de la Renta, Brooks Brothers, Malia Mills and Diane von Furstenberg to implement immigration reforms and promote easier visa procedure for international workers.
Google’s Art Project reveals never-before-seen secrets of art world (VIDEO)
Over 17 leading galleries and museums across the world have come together to be part of Internet giant Google Inc.'s latest online venture called Art Project.
Video: Lexus tries new publicity stunt in 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit issue
Lexus, the luxury car division of Toyota Motor Corporation, is working hard to create a trendy new image and appeal to the younger generation by performing a new publicity stunt with Dutch supermodel Rianne Ten Haken.
New Yorkers face stiff ban on hand-held cell phones while driving
Starting Wednesday, drivers in New York face one of the stiffest bans imposed by the nation on usage of handheld cell phones while driving.
Sharm el-Sheikh: Mubarak’s retreat or a luxe getaway?
As Egypt celebrated its new-found freedom from a three-decade long dictatorship of the Mubarak regime, the ousted president made his way to his luxe Red Sea villa in Sharm El Sheikh.
China to publish new regulations on rare earth minerals
China will soon publish new regulations to increase supervision of the country's rare earth industry in a move that is likely to drastically change the landscape of the sector, the China Securities Journal informed on Wednesday.
Fashion brand Jaeger speculated to fetch $160 million
Chairman of British Fashion Council, Harold Tillman, may put up fashion brand Jaeger for sale after receiving several offers for the company.
Is there a new planet bigger than Jupiter in the Solar System?
Scientists are hunting to prove the existence of a new planet called Tyche in the Solar System which is estimated to be four times the size of Jupiter.
NASA spacecraft passes the point of closest contact with a comet
On Valentine's Day, as the world was celebrating the message of love, a NASA spacecraft reached the point of closest contact with a comet calculated to be half the size of Manhattan.
China restricts smoking scenes in films, TV shows
The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) of China passed an order on Tuesday to restrict smoking scenes in movies and TV shows.
Designer Prabal Gurung shines at 2011 New York Fashion Week
It's a wonder how an unknown face launching his first collection in 2009 is now the fashion industry's darling giving tough competition to the likes of Tommy Hilfiger and Chanel.
BMW Vision ConnectedDrive: The future of intelligent networking
BMW's new concept vehicle is much more than a mere luxe machine to quench your thirst for pleasure driving.
Japan finally bows to China's No. 1 position in Asia
Japan officially confirmed on Monday that it lost its rank as the world's second largest economy to China in 2010.
Esperanza Spalding beats Justin Bieber for 53rd Grammy best new artist award
To the surprise of many who were betting on Canadian singer Justin Bieber to bag the best new artist award at the Grammys, jazz singer Esperanza Spalding won the tag at the Sunday show.
Moët & Chandon celebrates love with personalized Rosé Impérial
Luxe brand, Moët & Chandon, is offering champagne lovers a new way to celebrate the season of love with a limited-edition Tag Your Moët Rosé coffret.
Exclusive aviation program at 40 percent less than fractional schemes
Private aviation company, XOJET Inc, has announced its one-of-a-kind private aviation program called Coast2Coast.
Egypt celebrates as Mubarak resigns (PHOTOS)
Three decades of totalitarian rule by the Mubarak regime finally ended on Friday as the President gave up his powers to the military. Vice President Omar Suleiman announced Mubarak's resignation amidst cries of joy by the masses.
Will US facilitate Mubarak’s exit repeating 1986 history?
Following Mubarak's declaration of refusal to step down or leave Egypt, US President Barack Obama issued a statement urging the Egyptian government to move swiftly and explain the changes that have been made to facilitate democracy.
NASA reveals exclusive image of millions of newly emerging stars (PHOTOS)
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has captured an image revealing the different stages of development of stars, right from dusty little tots to young adults.
Six people reportedly killed in Cork plane crash
A plane traveling from Belfast crashed at Cork Airport in the Republic of Ireland on Thursday, aviation officials at the airport said.
Facebook to move into new HQ in Menlo Park
Social network giant, Facebook, has confirmed its plans on Tuesday to move its headquarters to Sun Microsystems' former campus in Menlo Park, California.
BMW Peugeot Citroën Electrification venture to focus on hybrid technologies
The BMW Group and PSA Peugeot Citroën have set up a 50-50 equity joint venture named BMW Peugeot Citroën Electrification to expand their existing cooperation in hybrid systems.
Confession App is no substitute to sacrament - Father Federico Lombardi
Following the launch of the iPhone App aimed to help Catholics for confession, Father Federico Lombardi, the Director of the Holy See Press Office issued a clarification on the church's position on receiving the sacrament of penance.
Will Apophis asteroid bring in Doomsday in 2036?
A report by Russian scientists claims that the earth is on a collision course with the Apophis asteroid, likely to happen in the year 2036.
House blocks extension of three Patriot Act provisions
A bill to extend the life of three provisions of the Patriot Act was defeated at the US House of Representatives on Tuesday. The bill was short of 284 votes to pass although it required only two-third majority.
Catholic Church gives nod to 'Confession' Application for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
The Vatican has given its approval for a new Confession application for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
Palin criticizes Obama administration’s handling of Egypt situation
US Republican Sarah Palin, known for her fiery speeches, has once again invoked controversy with her criticism of the Obama administration regarding its handling of the current situation in Egypt.
Croatia's own Chocolat a tale of EU aspiration
There aren't any cameras and you won't see Hollywood stars Juliet Binoche or Johnny Depp, but the confectionery is delicious and the story an informative real-life tale of Chocolat for aspiring EU member Croatia.
Exhibit offers fresh look at Leonardo da Vinci
If it's hard to grasp the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, it may be because he left no working models of the drawings that showed his intimate grasp of fields ranging from engineering to botany and anatomy.
Egypt’s ruling party leaders resign, army tries to reassert
The dissolution of Egypt's ruling party on Saturday was a strong attempt by the country's National Democratic Party to placate the thousands of protestors demanding an end to the current Mubarak regime.
