According to diabetologist V Mohan, China has an older population than India and its rapid growth and affluence has already led to lifestyle-related illnesses such as diabetes. India, on the other hand, has a young and affluent population. Obesity …

Many Americans with significant savings fear going broke in retirement, but they aren't willing to cut back on their current lifestyle to save more for the future, a new survey shows. About 55 percent of … The latest findings are based on a national …

What I am seeing is that retirees are looking to maintain an active lifestyle. They want walkability. … “There are lots of different living options, and you do not have to be affluent,” said Lynn Ross, the director of marketing at Arbor Acres. “We …

And advances in heart surgery including transplantation, along with improvements in lifestyle risk factors, have had a major role in reducing early mortality from heart disease. There is a long way to go before the global toll of cancer and heart …

"The positioning line implied that this brand is the new currency that expresses the lifestyle of affluent car buyers with an element of individuality," says Rakesh Srivastava, senior VP, sales and marketing, Hyundai Motor India. In the first phase …

In all of them, the appurtenances of affluent living of that bygone era. I do not think Mabini is wedged deeply in our consciousness—which is truly sad because the man embodies so much that is noble in us. Some four towns are named after him, a few …

In regions such as Mumbai, Pune and NCR, the concept of 'branded luxury homes', wherein developers tie-up with international luxury hospitality or lifestyle brands to create differentiated offering, was launched a few years ago. This segment is growing …

“If the parents that are more affluent and can afford to pay for their kids, then these (HELP) fees could be like the parents are paying secondary school fees,'' she says. “But if you're not in that position to do that, then what choice do you have …

One can accept that money does not buy happiness, and that the reining in of the rapacious acquisitiveness of the affluent is an environmental necessity while still facing up to a moral conundrum: what is good for the environment is sometimes at odds …