This year the National Retail Federation predicts that the typical customer will spend $738 on holiday gifts and other holiday items. By comparison Unity Marketing's new study of affluent gift givers (average income $267.1k) found they plan to spend $1 …

Moreover, Fossil's products are priced at different price points, so the company is not just restricted to affluent customers. A mixed quarter. Fossil's growth continued in its third quarter as revenue grew 18% year-over-year to $810.4 million, which …

Luxury retailer Michael Kors Holdings (NYSE: KORS) is currently experiencing explosive sales and earnings growth due to increasing global brand awareness and soaring popularity among affluent, fashion-conscious consumers in the U.S., Europe, and Asia …

It is safe to say, however, that PE firms are now interested in targeting a broad range of investors, which extend beyond "high net worth" to "mass affluent" and "Main Street." The latter two are categories that have historically … Regulatory and …

In Taiwan, cash account for 41 percent of affluent investors' overall portfolios, while the cash ratio reaches 58 percent of the general investors' portfolios. Because of their limited knowledge of income-generating financial products, 45 percent of …

The plan builds on the area's expertise in digital electronics, information systems, medical equipment and environmental products. It emphasizes … Equally worrisome is the continuing gap between low-income and more-affluent students. But the progress …

In 2000, the new head of the company's consumer products division noticed that many of the girls attend- ing a Disney on Ice show had cobbled together their own princess costumes. The next day he gave his team a mandate: to churn out products that …

Ackman is from an affluent Jewish family from Chappaqua, N.Y., and told the Hillel Renaissance Award dinner in 2011 that he found Harvard, his alma mater, to be “a very WASPy place.” He said that … According to Vanity Fair, during the earnings …

… are organized around a particular concept. But "cause hackathons,” like the one hosted in Oakland, have become increasingly popular as affluent techies look for ways to “give back” to communities that most often find themselves on the outside …