Similar to how Range Rover has always been Land Rover's high-end, luxury-oriented sub-brand. Discovery will now … Because it's a concept, Land Rover couldn't resist the urge to pack it with plenty of tech and gadgets that make for interesting …

With prices starting at £69,230, it is still a car for someone with a few bob but, given the price of so many other luxury cars today, it is not quite as unfeasible as it once might have been. And it can definitely do its duty as a family car. For one …

The 31-year-old Wood said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt. Wood said he faces many dangers on the walk from both man and beast but he noted that past explorers didn't have the luxury of a satellite phone or Google maps.

Prosecutors say she and husband Alexander Gonzalez were living the life of luxury on a one-acre, manicured lot in Loxahatchee. They had a swimming pool, a Mercedes, a boat and a greenhouse — all while collecting between $305,000 and $377,000 in …

I don't have the luxury at all. I'm losing money and burning cash.” In March, the embattled smartphone maker reported a quarterly net loss of $423 million and a 64% drop in its revenues, underscoring the magnitude of the challenge Chen faces in turning …

Those could be no more than old neon signs and advertisements, revealed in decorations and gadgets that met the moment with a way of doing stuff a little better. There was an adolescent streak that went with all that, somewhat charming, but also …

First, partner with local players who can tailor their business to demand, whether for fast no-frills rides or luxury cars on call. Second, target Asia's upwardly mobile business travelers who will appreciate having one service they can use in dozens …

What about a smartphone-readable device that can help authenticate currency, electronic parts and luxury goods to minimise counterfeit? Chemical engineers from Massachusetts Institute of technology (MIT) have invented a new type of tiny, …

In 2012, New Zealand police raided the mansion after U.S. authorities accused Dotcom of media piracy and racketeering. They found a huge amount of loot, including a Rolls-Royce Phantom with the licence plate “God,” among other luxury cars and gadgets.