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"By just developing manufacturing facilities for clean energy, you aren't actually fixing your own environmental problems — actually, you are making them worse by consuming energy and polluting more to manufacture the products," said Qi Ye, director …

That said, it's important to note that a bank like Westpac – who ranked poorly for categories such as pricing and competitiveness – has rarely chased business on price, preferring to target more affluent customers; a fact that needs to be taken into …

In recent years, investment firms have flooded the market with a wide variety of alternative offerings aimed at the less affluent, including private-equity funds with manageable initial investments and mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that employ …

The overall consumption of snacks in India is amongst the lowest globally, leaving room for all growth levers; premiumisation for the affluent, higher frequency for the middle segment and enlistment into the category for aspirants. Siddharth Mukherjee …

In recent years, investment firms have flooded the market with a wide variety of alternative offerings aimed at the less affluent, including private-equity funds with manageable initial investments and mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that employ …

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It's where a greater percentage of consumers of your product are college-educated and affluent and have ready cash to buy. That, friends, is the Big Ten footprint. What a rodeo that would be, huh? You can debate whether it would be a better world but …