For a fraction of the cost of buying a supercar, laymen drivers can drive a Ferrari on a closed course for a few laps. This experience is sold by businesses and manufacturers, and even though it’s over quickly, it’s exhilarating and unforgettable.
Nobody likes to wait, especially for some sexy new product with mouthwatering ad campaigns, like cars. Read ahead to see a list of 10 cars that you can’t buy yet.
In the past, the wealthy employed a butler, cook, driver and more. Now, there are personal services that were never even dreamed of. Here are some for the contemporary one percent.
December 21, 2012 -- the end date in the ancient Mayan calendar. Will it bring the Apocalypse? See some of the most notorious prophets and doomsday groups in history.
Industry heavyweights -- in finance, technology, real estate, media -- weigh in on the one issue, innovation or event they think will change the world in 2013.
According to the FBI, burglaries accounted for approximately $4.8 billion in lost property in the U.S. in 2011. Read ahead to see the 10 cities with the most burglaries.
Many presents fit comfortably in a stocking convey indulgence and extravagance. CNBC.com presents 10 luxury gifts whose small sizes are offset by large price tags.
The renewed interest in Hobbits might make 2013 a busy year for The Hobbit House of Montana, a custom guest house built into the sloping ground on a 20-acre shire.
Kelley Blue Book is the go-to resource for new car shoppers with performance and resale value in mind. CNBC.com presents Kelley's list of 10 cars with the best resale value for 2013.
From auto sales to health care to the NFL to the price of gasoline, CNBC's anchors, reporters, editors and contributors make calls on what 2013 will bring.
Not every company about to shake up (or is in the process of shaking up) its respective industry is a household name just yet, but here are 10 we think you could be familiar with in the near future.
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