The political turf war between the Asian Tour and rival OneAsia has created a messy environment that has ruled out the involvement of global golf sponsor HSBC, the bank's head of sponsorship Giles...
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Ferrari
Now a part of the Fiat group, Ferrari is one of the most expensive high-performance cars in the world. Founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1929, as Scuderia Ferrari, the company initially sponsored drivers and manufactured race cars before moving into production of street-legal vehicles after World War II. The brand has had major success on the racing circuit in Formula One, and Ferraris are widely seen as one of the ultimate status symbols.
29 Nov 2012
Ferrari are considering an appeal against an over-taking manoeuvre by Sebastian Vettel at Sunday’s chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix which could see the German stripped of his title, it was reported on...
22 Nov 2012
How far would you be prepared to go to win the Formula One world championship? Would you be happy to bend, if not the letter of the law, the spirit of it? Ferrari might well have had this...
15 Nov 2012
The former chief of staff of outgoing President Hu Jintao managed to secure a seat on the Communist Party's Central Committee yesterday despite the scandal over the cover-up of his son's death at...
7 Nov 2012
Macau's much-anticipated grand prix doesn't kick off until next week but the celebration has already started.
The Ferrari team is getting an image makeover from A Bathing Ape, now managed...
A collaboration between a Swiss luxury watch producer and an Italian sports carmaker sounds like a winning formula.
A Ferrari driver will only occasionally be able to get out of second gear on Hong Kong's congested streets, but that does not stop well-heeled residents from wanting to own one.
There it is in black and white: “The Exclusive Place for Really Rich People.” It’s a glossy flyer for Centaline property agency and the title adorns a picture of the night time Harbour view from...
Owning a Ferrari may be the dream of many young men, but they need to have rich fathers if they are going to drive the car out of the showroom.
Now it’s emerged after being kept quiet for several months that it was Ling Gu, the son of a loyal aide to President Hu Jintao, was the one killed in Ferrari accident in Beijing back in March.
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