The pressures of an aging population as well as the rising rate of diseases connected to a more affluent lifestyle in many countries are driving a major change in the way healthcare is provided. Already, most developed countries have set targets for …

Hotels are getting a boost from a bigger, more affluent middle class and manufacturing expansion by foreign companies. "Mexico is finally reaching an inflection point with its middle class," Garcia-Chacon of Jones Lang LaSalle said in a telephone …

“The needs of the affordable housing market are the same as their more affluent counterparts and we feel the need to meet these on the appropriate economic scale. For us, it's about helping to create environments today that inspire tomorrow's …

Despite redistribution of revenues from the tax as a per-capita cash dividend, the world's poor majority continued to suffer under shortages and inflation, while a rich minority could afford to pay any price to maintain their accustomed lifestyle …

The country remains the continent's most affluent market, with apparel sales per capita totalling US$362 in 2012, 10 times those of Egypt. This makes it a natural stepping stone into the continent for globally renowned apparel … Nonetheless, the …

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Mr Sanhouri was one of several young protesters from the capital's more affluent families to die. His handsome face has become a Facebook favourite for student would-be revolutionaries among Khartoum's disenfranchised intelligentsia. More to the point …

Nevertheless, Dorling insists it is better to work on changing the behaviour of the affluent than that of the poor: “One person flying to New York and back, on a whim to go on a shopping trip that doesn't even make them happy, that's the kind of thing …

Derek Muhs, co-founder of Affinity China, a leading lifestyle and travel firm that caters to affluent Chinese, told seminar attendees that the Chinese have “an insatiable appetite for real estate” and are keen on investing in Hawaii, but not for the …