Debby Ryan stars as the young Texas woman who moves to New York City to pursue acting and becomes the nanny for an affluent family with children adopted from India, Africa and America. The comedy, in its third season, airs a mix of new and repeat …

The Indian luxury market grew at a healthy rate of 30% to reach $8.5 billion in 2013 and is likely to continue growing at a healthy pace of about 20%, and reach $14 billion by 2016 owing to rising number of wealthy people, growing middle class …

Smartphone, Tablet Owners in Mexico Likely 'Affluent' Population But Tablet Adoption Considered Slow. By Michael Oleaga. Affluent Mexican consumers are more likely to utilize the digital lifestyle, notably the smartphone market. Day Laborers …

Smartphone, Tablet Owners in Mexico Likely 'Affluent' Population But Tablet Adoption Considered Slow. By Michael Oleaga. Affluent Mexican consumers are more likely to utilize the digital lifestyle, notably the smartphone market. Day Laborers …

The cookbook author has been notorious for showing off her luxurious lifestyle including a a beautiful mansion in an affluent New Jersey neighborhood as well as her luxury cars, designer clothes and extravagant international travels. But now that …

Smartphone, Tablet Owners in Mexico Likely 'Affluent' Population But Tablet Adoption Considered Slow. By Michael Oleaga. Affluent Mexican consumers are more likely to utilize the digital lifestyle, notably the smartphone market. Day Laborers …

Smartphone, Tablet Owners in Mexico Likely 'Affluent' Population But Tablet Adoption Considered Slow. By Michael Oleaga. Affluent Mexican consumers are more likely to utilize the digital lifestyle, notably the smartphone market. Day Laborers …

Smartphone, Tablet Owners in Mexico Likely 'Affluent' Population But Tablet Adoption Considered Slow. By Michael Oleaga. Affluent Mexican consumers are more likely to utilize the digital lifestyle, notably the smartphone market. Day Laborers …

I don't disagree. But San Francisco has been more accommodating to the affluent than it has the middle class since the gold rush, and I don't think any enlightened policies are going to change that for the majority of would-be San Franciscans …