… population, steadily rising proportion of working women with greater spending capabilities, rising income levels, increasing emphasis on child care, rapidly developing retail infrastructure and preference for lifestyle products among the affluent …

Reproductive technology has become a fait accompli with a large, affluent and profitable constituency and it receives inflationary insurance subsidies. Yet, reproductive technology both reflects and facilitates serious problems. For example, the …

To cater both to people on food stamps and to affluent techies. In this part of the world, … VC investment in general food products increased 22 percent between 2012 and 2013, according to data reported in The Wall Street Journal. In food-tech (food …

It's one thing to add alternative investments to client portfolios, but it's another thing to understand the different types of alternative strategies and products, how they're designed to work in a portfolio, and how they can best address a client's …

The DIN uniquely identifies all evaluated and authorized patented drug products sold in a dosage form in Canada and is located on the label of drug products. Organic whole … The MMPRs are classist, reactionary and discriminatory government polices …

… new store after another—32 stores in 10 new markets in 2013 alone. Whole Foods Market owes its success to the organic food craze, which has allowed the company to charge premium prices for its products, compared to conventional products. … That …

In Lessing's prior role at Morgan Stanley, he was responsible for a broad range of business lines and support functions including recruiting and training of new Financial Advisors , sales force compensation, the mass affluent and online client channels …

… engaging in strategic “roll-up” acquisitions of advisor teams that can be added to the RIA through succession planning-sparked purchases of independent advisor teams, “pursuing client focused product origination opportunities” and bringing more …

Of late, there has been a steady, methodical infusion of large, affluent farmers into the supply ecosystem. They seek to establish dairying units on a commercial level, with a big herd size of 30-50 animals and all the trappings of a modern dairy …