Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed died this week — within days of the 26th anniversary of the car crash that killed his son, Dodi, and Princess Diana, his family said Friday. He was 94.

Only a week after crowds were still calling for his execution in street protests, a Mauritanian blogger sentenced to death in 2014 for "blaspheming" the Prophet is finally freed. This statement was ...

Mohamed Al Fayed, the flamboyant Egypt-born businessman whose son was killed in a car crash with Princess Diana, died this week, his family said Friday. He was 94.

President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi held a series of high-level meetings on Saturday with African leaders on the sidelines of the ...

Former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed—whose son Dodi Fayed died in the same car crash as Princess Diana—has died at age 94. News Photos Videos Shop Kardashians Royals TV Scoop.

Mohamed Al-Fayed, the outspoken Egyptian tycoon who transformed the fortunes of two London institutions, the Harrods department store and Fulham Football Club, and waged a war of words with ...

Mohamed Al Fayed, the Egyptian businessman who began his career selling drinks on the streets of Alexandria and amassed a fortune that included some of Britain’s most storied assets, has died.He ...

While it’s true that Mohamed Al-Fayed had an unhealthy obsession with the British royals, The Crown really goes out of its way to blame him — a Brown man aspiring for acceptance — for the ...

We will say it plainly, Mohamed Al Fayed was a monster.” Advertisement Al Fayed died last year, aged 94, and it is now that the women have felt safe enough to speak out.

Mohamed al-Fayed was born Mohamed Abdel Moneim Fayed in Alexandria, Egypt, on Jan. 27, 1929, one of five children of a primary-school teacher, Aly Aly Fayed. Details about his early life are murky.

Multiple women have accused Mohamed al-Fayed, the billionaire former owner of Harrods, the luxury British department store, of rape and sexual assault, according to an investigation by the BBC.

Mohamed al-Fayed in 2008. A BBC documentary this week detailed allegations that Mr. al-Fayed, who died last year, had raped and sexually assaulted multiple female employees.