Citibank recently opened a bank branch in an affluent part of Mumbai specifically aimed at high-end customers. The branch boasts of interactive televisions, iPads and swanky interiors. “Our bank branch … The idea is simple – to let technology help …

Under 340B, drug manufacturers are required to sell their products at a discount to such institutions. The discounted prescriptions are dispensed either through the caregiver's in-house pharmacy or through a contractual arrangement with an outside …

ASX tickers: NNC, NNCLV) announced today plans to launch a global programmatic advertising exchange allowing marketers to collectively leverage the company's leading online and mobile products and rich first-party data for programmatic buying and …

'Rich and affluent are concentrated in the metros and only cheap products sell in the non-metro towns and cities'; this has been the mentality towards non-metros for several decades, and was even followed by brands till sometimes ago. Whether this was …

ASX tickers: NNC, NNCLV) announced today plans to launch a global programmatic advertising exchange allowing marketers to collectively leverage the company's leading online and mobile products and rich first-party data for programmatic buying and …

The initiative, to be called the News Corp Global Exchange, will bring together the ad space of 50 websites and mobile products including Times.co.uk, TheSun.co.uk, NYPost.com, TheAustralian.com.au, MarketWatch.com and News.com.au. … "News Corp …

Ullman has been bringing back coupons, frequent sales events and basic merchandise like khakis and jeans that Johnson eliminated in a failed attempt to attract hipper, more affluent shoppers. THE ANALYSIS: Deborah Weinswig of Citi Investment Research …

If these reports are true, once-rebellious Apple may be further embracing its products' status as symbols of wealth. Selling a … Pogliani says Vertu customers are typically "affluent, outward-looking global citizens" and entrepreneurs. The company's …

Most people, except for a few population segments that reliably buy green products, still stop short of purchasing renewable energy despite industry reports claiming that as many as 85 percent of global consumers desire green power. The LOHAS market …