Family 'defrauds' Sars - Star
The money was used to buy luxury goods such as Porches and houses Tayob also had to surrender the properties to a curator until the criminal case was finalised. Tayob and her husband are believed to have fled the country. Police were due to

Boy with same name, birthday as son of Azerbaijan's president owns $44 - Dallas Morning News
Boy with same name, birthday as son of Azerbaijan's president owns $44 million in Dubai property 12:00 AM CST on Saturday, March 6, 2010 The Washington Post DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Even by the standards of a city that celebrates extravagance

11-year-old buys $44 million worth of luxury real estate in Dubai - New York Daily News
Nine waterfront mansions on Palm Jumeirah, Dubai’s iconic luxury real estate development, are in the hands of a 12-year-old schoolboy. In just two weeks early last year, the then-11-year-old bought the properties for a total of about $44 million

Kirkland securities broker, target of probe, tries to sell jewelry - Seattle Times
The woman who came into Doug Davis' Bellevue jewelry shop last Saturday seemed in a hurry. She said her name was Rhonda, and she wanted to sell a "huge" amount of gold and silver jewelry. It was just before closing, so Davis asked the woman to leave

Las Vegas - Wall Street Journal
A Martian landing in MGM Mirage's huge and elegant City Center would think that the 69-acre site with its six hotel and condo towers designed by world-class architects had plopped down in the center of Sin City's Strip as smoothly as his saucer. Most

CityCenter's heavy burden - Variety
Talk about rolling the dice. In December, MGM Mirage opened CityCenter in Las Vegas, a massive 18 million-square-foot complex built on the Strip with an eye-popping pricetag of $8.5 billion. Billed as the largest privately funded real estate

Colorado: Powder with posh - Globe and Mail
I t has been four or five years since I've stood on skis. Like riding a bike, they say. As a skier, I'm not pretty to watch, but adept at maintaining verticality. So for my first morning run at Colorado's Telluride Ski Resort, I'll take it slow and