Man Cave's goal, Hughes says, is simple: to produce flavorful, high-quality and responsibly sourced meat products that don't cost an arm and a leg. Everything but the initial butchering and processing, which needs to be done at a specialized plant …

In doing so, they were supported by the European Union's Common Market Organization, an institution that sets the rules for many of Europe's agricultural products. And they moved to upgrade prosecco's quality with new rules about fermenting … and …

The moves reflect the broader evolution of China, now the world's largest market for cars, flat-panel televisions and scores of other products. The Chinese economy has become so large and affluent that companies increasingly treat it like Europe, with …

Falling cost of adding sensing and communications to consumer products will mean that a typical family home, in a mature affluent market, could contain several hundred smart objects by 2022, it said. “More sophisticated devices will include both …

… including detergents and food products, as consumers increasingly adopt western style diets and switch to higher performing (and higher cost) products that make greater use of enzymes. Rising meat consumption among the increasingly affluent middle …

Sept. 9 (Bloomberg) – Hasso Plattner Ventures Partner Shmuel Chafets discusses coming Apple products and services, and how the company transforms technology for the mass market. He speaks with Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's “The Pulse.

And now it has become a central preoccupation of the (largely affluent, white, middle-aged, and self-obsessed) professional class, which also makes me want to punch it in the face. But my research (and, y'know, life) kept leading back to it. The more I …

Both Ferry and Deng are products of Mike Krzyzewski's program at Duke. Deng, who is from … My theory is that the black crowd scared away the whites and there are simply not enough affluent black fans to build a significant season-ticket base." That …

Dropping prices in connected devices, and increasingly tech savvy families in the United States, will help drive the Internet of Things (IoT) in the future ahead. In a mature and affluent market, for example, there could be hundreds of "smart" objects …