While most people have job titles that are far from exciting, employees at Google not only have unusual designations, but also unbelievable work.
While there are growing calls to reduce dependence on nuclear power, some states in the United States are still reliant on it.
Innovation is the lifeline of almost all companies in the world.
There are some who gift themselves gold-plated cars adorned with precious gems.
There was a time when people used to travel by horse-driven carriages.
Facebook is seeking to raise $5 billion.
Here are some of the best images from across the globe in the last 48 hours.
Lots and lots of money changes hands every day in foreign exchange trading.
The PMEAC has revised economic growth rate upward to 7.1% for FY'12, up from 6.9% projected in advanced estimates.
The occasion can be special for those with padded wallets
While most airports are safe for both passengers and the aircraft, some airports are dangerous for both.
The US remains global leader in supporting science and technology (S&T) research and development, but could soon be overtaken by rapidly rising Asian countries like India and China, a latest report by an American body said.
In its report, which was submitted to the Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar on Friday, the Standing Committee on Finance suggested that the wealth tax limit be pegged at Rs 5 crore (Rs 50 million), while the Securities Transaction Tax be abolished.
Banks have some of the most amazing offices in the world.
With telecom companies increasing rates, it's time to cut corners.
Forecasters say freezing conditions and snowfalls that have grounded flights at London's Heathrow Airport will continue for most of February.
There are some people who have gone to the United States with practically nothing and have made a fortune there.
Trains have gone through a complete transformation.
Demand for electricity is increasing all over the world.
DoT officials said instructions have been issued to Idea and Vodafone to provide the requisite information to IB at the earliest.
SBI cuts education loan rates 25-100 bps; others reduce home loan rate, waive processing fees
Counterfeiting is probably as old as money itself.
These cars certainly make luxury come alive. They look great, they feel awesome and they can zip by at a sped of 200 miles per hour (322 km per hour). But, they all come at price exceeding $ 1 million.
There are many fast and beautiful trains in the world.
Beer is the world's most widely consumed alcoholic beverage.
Auto Fashion Show and Stunt Show are the highlights of the extravaganza.
at Changi Internaional Airport you will in fact pray for delays and long layovers. That's the right.
Legendary car manufacturer Aston Martin plans to start production of its racing car, V12 Zagato.
Malls have become an inevitable part of the retail boom all over the world.
Entrepreneur and philanthropist Paul G Allen and aerospace pioneer Burt Rutan plan to develop the next generation of space travel.
Some major changes will be seen on the exterior of the MPV, whereas under the hood it will be as strong as before.
Facebook is set to become one of the world's most highly valued Internet companies.
He designed this concept as part of his thesis and was even assisted by Mercedes designers.
Launched in February 2004, Facebook has more than 800 million active users.
For all five secretaries in the finance ministry, this will be the first Budget in their existing capacity.
It seems the sky above your head is falling gradually, as scientists have found that the height of clouds has been shrinking gradually over the last 10 years.
Some instruments help you perform the dual task of tax saving and retirement planning. Pick ones with the longest lock-in period
The major highlight of this New BS IV model will be the 2.0L 4-cylinder TCDI diesel engine.
By tightening or loosening money supply and tinkering with interest rates, central banks try to nudge economies in the right direction.
The 147 foot superyacht Helix has been made available for sale just $44 million.
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