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Following the much-touted IPO of dating app Bumble, its CEO and co-founder Whitney Wolfe Herd ended the day as a billionaire with a net worth of $1.5 billion.

Elon Musk's Space X are launching the first ever all civilian mission and members of the general public can now enter a competition that will see them orbit the Earth.

Luxury travel destination the Seychelles is reopening its borders to tourists who have received the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to boost tourism this year.

Wealthy travellers can now enjoy historical and luxury travel by chartering the Boeing Business Jet used by President Joe Biden for his inauguration.

High end auctioneers Bonhams are featuring one of the world's most expensive pre-war cars, a 1937 Bugatti Type 57S with estimates anticipating the car will sell for around $9 million in an upcoming auction.

Where do you want to travel in 2021? We take a look at the best places to visit in the coming year whether you want indulgent luxury, pristine beaches, scenic natural wonders or epic wildlife adventures. Here are CEO Today's top travel…

Looking for something special for those who have everything? Take a look at our ultimate luxury gift guide for 2020. Featuring 15 of the best gifts you can buy for the person who has everything.

We take a look around Mercedes-Maybach’s brand new $180,000 S-Class saloon. Is it the most luxurious Mercedes ever made?

Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates chooses his 5 favourite books from 2020, giving readers the chance to pick up some of the same tomes as the great man himself.

Laucala Resort and Fiji Airways are offering a week-long buyout package for up to 20 people to Laucala Private Island for $682,000, hoping to encourage those looking for a safe getaway during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SSC North America have officially taken the title of World's fastest production car from Koenigsegg with their new model, the Tutara.

Legendary carmaker Rolls-Royce have just released the latest version of the Ghost. The new model forms part of Rolls Royce's brand new ‘Post Opulent’ design philosophy.