… 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 middle class …

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The achievement gap between those from disadvantaged backgrounds and those from more affluent families continues throughout their childhood into adulthood. By going to school at an earlier age, this inequality can be … The diet, which has a rash of …

Among the deals this week Rathbones bought some assets off Deutsche and Jupiter, looking to sell more generic products to the "mass affluent". Deutsche Bank decided to focus on tailored investments for ultra-high net worth and high net worth clients …

… wood products, says “housing is a very real economic multiplier — it cannot be outsourced,” so do not expect him to favor substantial curtailment of the deductibility of mortgage interest payments, a $70 billion benefit disproportionately …

… wood products, says "housing is a very real economic multiplier — it cannot be outsourced," so do not expect him to favor substantial curtailment of the deductibility of mortgage interest payments, a $70 billion benefit disproportionately …

… have as much disposable income as in Shanghai or Beijing, analysts say. The company says it is considering offering lower-priced products to gain customers in areas outside affluent neighborhoods. Write to Mayumi Negishi at mayumi.negishi@wsj.com.

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… wood products, says "housing is a very real economic multiplier — it cannot be outsourced," so do not expect him to favor substantial curtailment of the deductibility of mortgage interest payments, a $70 billion benefit disproportionately …