The worst sales and figures came this year when BlackBerry failed to entice customers despite launching a new product. In an open … It is true that the company is still struggling to penetrate affluent countries, but BlackBerry is slowly gaining …
Companies increasingly are marketing to this rising demographic, fueling a surge of "mass luxury" products and services from premium Starbucks coffee and organic groceries to concierge medicine and VIP lanes at airports. Political parties are taking a …
… Management directly serves affluent, high-net-worth and ultra-high net worth clients in Canada, the United States, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia with a full suite of banking, investment, trust and other wealth management …
He reportedly purchased a $27-million mansion in the affluent Silicon Valley town of Atherton last month. Allen lives on Mercer Island … He is known for creating revolutionary products such as Freebox and and broadband company Free Mobile. DreamWorks …
The Bayswater and Alexa handbags maker generates over 60 percent of sales in the UK, and is now trying to increase its profile overseas, targeting affluent Asian shoppers in key tourist spots and hiking prices to take its brand more upmarket from a …
Sanlam increased its new business volumes by 26 percent to R128 billion. The volumes reported excluded “white label” business, constituting the products of other companies that Sanlam markets. Sanlam's net value of new life business was up 13 percent …
The lingerie, sleepware, body care products and chocolate slant to the finer, "romantic" way of living. The Wiener family … MOST VETERINARY CLINICS and pet stores provide a bin for donations to animal shelters in less-affluent regions. Many of those …
… in real terms between 2013 and 2020. Since Travelzoo broadly targets affluent customers who have an appetite for high-end travel deals, we believe that the Asia-Pacific region is a big opportunity for the company to further expand its subscriber …
Geometry Global, a brand activation agency, surveyed 2,000 UK consumers with regard to their use of smartphones and tablets to research and buy products whilst commuting and found that 89% had done so. Most (59%) had started doing this primarily for …