Harrods

Mohamed Al-Fayed was an outspoken and successful Egyptian business tycoon. His death comes almost 26 years to the day after the car crash in Paris that killed his eldest son, Dodi, and Diana, Princess of Wales, on August 31, 1997.

Mohamed al-Fayed, the self-made Egyptian billionaire who bought the Harrods department store and promoted the discredited conspiracy theory that the British royal family was behind the death of his son and Princess Diana, has died, his family said.

The activists also staged a sit-in protest on Knightsbridge with banners.

The company also has a tie up with famous department store Harrods and sells products like luxury bags and luggage.

Al Fayed, the 84-year-old former Harrods owner, had transformed Fulham from a third-tier outfit to an established top-flight side since taking over in 1997.

A studio flat in London, smaller than a snooker table, overlooking the exclusive store Harrods is up for sale for a whopping 90,000 pounds. The flat on the eighth floor of an upmarket Knightsbridge block, measures only 10ft 4in by 8ft 4in, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

Two young Asian entrepreneurs, including an Indian-origin man, have created history of sorts by bagging a deal to sell lip-smacking lassi in the luxury store of Harrods in central London.The two entrepreneurs are Indian-origin Laurence Nair-Price and Pakistan-origin Hayley Hadfield, who launched their version of lassi in 2007 after graduating from ...

World's icon store Harrods, which recently changed hands to Arab royals is planning for the first time in its 150 years history to open an overseas branch.The Qatari royals, the new owners of the Harrods want to break its exclusivity and may opt for Chinese famous port city of Shanghai to build a replica of the historic store which stands in London...

Mohamed Al Fayed, a flamboyant businessman who has controlled Harrods department store in London for a quarter-century, has sold the landmark business to Qatari investors for around 1.5 billion pounds, his financial advisers said on Saturday.The sale price was not announced but the British broadcasters BBC and Sky News reported that it was around 1...

Mohamed Al-Fayed was an outspoken and successful Egyptian business tycoon. His death comes almost 26 years to the day after the car crash in Paris that killed his eldest son, Dodi, and Diana, Princess of Wales, on August 31, 1997.

Mohamed al-Fayed, the self-made Egyptian billionaire who bought the Harrods department store and promoted the discredited conspiracy theory that the British royal family was behind the death of his son and Princess Diana, has died, his family said.

The activists also staged a sit-in protest on Knightsbridge with banners.

The company also has a tie up with famous department store Harrods and sells products like luxury bags and luggage.

Al Fayed, the 84-year-old former Harrods owner, had transformed Fulham from a third-tier outfit to an established top-flight side since taking over in 1997.

A studio flat in London, smaller than a snooker table, overlooking the exclusive store Harrods is up for sale for a whopping 90,000 pounds. The flat on the eighth floor of an upmarket Knightsbridge block, measures only 10ft 4in by 8ft 4in, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

Two young Asian entrepreneurs, including an Indian-origin man, have created history of sorts by bagging a deal to sell lip-smacking lassi in the luxury store of Harrods in central London.The two entrepreneurs are Indian-origin Laurence Nair-Price and Pakistan-origin Hayley Hadfield, who launched their version of lassi in 2007 after graduating from ...

World's icon store Harrods, which recently changed hands to Arab royals is planning for the first time in its 150 years history to open an overseas branch.The Qatari royals, the new owners of the Harrods want to break its exclusivity and may opt for Chinese famous port city of Shanghai to build a replica of the historic store which stands in London...

Mohamed Al Fayed, a flamboyant businessman who has controlled Harrods department store in London for a quarter-century, has sold the landmark business to Qatari investors for around 1.5 billion pounds, his financial advisers said on Saturday.The sale price was not announced but the British broadcasters BBC and Sky News reported that it was around 1...