St. Charles Borromeo in Picayune, Mississippi, made internet history with a project so bold it needed Vatican approval — and got it.

When Tom Gozney founded Gozney, he wasn’t just setting out to build better pizza ovens. He was on a mission to ignite a ...

Bungie broadcast its final showcase ahead of the July 15 release of Destiny 2's Edge of Fate expansion. Largely it was the ...

For young people leaving home for the first time to attend university, navigating a new social world while studying and learning to live independently can be a daunting challenge – one that can take ...

A former executive in the financial and technology sectors, Tim Clark transformed himself into a music producer and DJ who has performed at EDC Las Vegas and the official Formula 1 afterparty with ...

Middle East News: Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates, hints at Dubai's potential plans for a project even greater than Burj Khalifa, showcasing the city's relentless ambition and strategic growth.

In a chat with Piers Morgan, Emirates President Tim Clark suggested Dubai may soon unveil projects even grander than the Burj Khalifa, reflecting on its transformation into a global hub. He ...

Ridden by Tim Clark, the winner of 59 races in Hong Kong including the 2013 Classic Cup on It Has To Be You, the Harry Angel gelding settled just forward of midfield, sitting three wide with cover.

Dubai: After four decades at the heart of Dubai’s transformation, Emirates’ President Sir Tim Clark has teased a future for the city that’s almost hard to imagine. Speaking with British ...

Boeing (NYSE: BA) received some positive commentary over a critical issue for its future. At a recent International Air Transport Association (IATA) summit, the president of Emirates airline, Tim ...

An annual summit of airline leaders this week struck a more optimistic tone about Boeing's recovery from overlapping safety, regulatory and industrial crises, though executives stressed Boeing ...

One of Boeing's most vocal recent critics has been Tim Clark, president of Emirates, the largest customer for big jets like the Boeing 777 and its long-delayed successor the 777X.