… averts a Silicon Valley trial that threatened to expose the tactics deployed by billionaire executives such as late Apple Inc chief executive Steve Jobs and former Google Inc CEO Eric Schmidt to corral less affluent employees working on a variety …

Given the plethora of marketing platforms utilized by brands today, younger affluent generations are more knowledgeable about luxury products and services, while Baby Boomers rely on previous experiences to impact their purchase decisions. "Even though …

Joining me today to discuss our results are Mark Thompson, President and Chief Executive Officer; Jim Follo, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Denise Warren, Executive Vice President, Digital Products and Services; and Meredith …

Rich: It certainly feels like one of those places where you would invest your life in being affluent and miserable simultaneously. Caity: According to Wikipedia, after …. Nothing tastes as good as Philly products…taste. We should point out that the …

According to the Hurun Report, affluent Chinese are spending less, as their overall spending has declined by 15% in 2013. Also, this is the third time that … Signet also uses social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, to market its products …

Motorists who purchase electric vehicles tend to be younger and more affluent than drivers who buy more conventional hybrid vehicles, according to a new study from Experian Automotive. The findings are in line with other reports that have found the …

Now, is this just the product of watching TV news, and news-tainment, and Hollywood film and TV? I think largely it is. …. The white ownership class, the affluent educated 20%, which is more like 15% now, have been taught to fear the inner city. Fear …

She noted that many consumers have already bought luxury goods over the site —often through resellers—showing that there is demand for the products. But many … The lure for Western brands is access to more increasingly affluent Chinese consumers.

The products attracted people with money, not high net worth individuals but mass affluent ones from across society. We then supplemented these innovative savings products with access to broader investment products. Over the last couple of years, we …