"Taiwan enjoys a unique relationship with China and other members in the region, this is particularly helpful from a New Zealand perspective as many of our products and services are aimed at affluent middle class consumers," said Phil O'Reilly, CEO of …

People in more affluent households are less inclined to be reliant on their children in their old age. A quarter of respondents in R40 000-plus households say their children will take care of them, and 34 percent …. A qualified adviser is required to …

… that some people get upset that it can cost more to purchase locally grown food, but she suggests they keep in mind that county farms are smaller than national grocery or produce chains and must therefore absorb higher costs for labor and leasing …

China's affluent consumers are constantly upgrading their electrical and electronic goods and how to handle old products that contain dangerous metals is a real problem. The United Nations Environment Programme says China produces 2.3 million tonnes of …

Spirits were down 0.8% by volume in the off-trade but grew 3.6% by value, adding more to the market than any other drinks category as consumers increasingly buy more expensive products. Chris Mason, managing director at William Grant & Sons UK, said …

It said the dynamic fund has no parallel product offering from other financial houses, and said this was “the first of its kind in the local market.” She said Sun Life Financial would like to engage the “aspiring affluent” market—those earning P50,000 …

The rising number of young, affluent consumers and a burgeoning middle class in Africa with a penchant for luxurious goods has spurred Ford to launch 25 new vehicle models to countries in the Middle East and Africa by 2016, the company announced this …

It said the dynamic fund has no parallel product offering from other financial houses, and said this was “the first of its kind in the local market.” She said Sun Life Financial would like to engage the “aspiring affluent” market—those earning P50,000 …

With the earlier approval, the DTI expects the EU Parliament approval by end of the year paving the way for Philippine exports to start enjoy duty-free entry of their products to EU by early 2015. Cristobal said the agency has convened … and …