… products are becoming more affordable, thanks to economy of scale, it is the basic food items which are becoming more and more expensive. Surprisingly, the high price of agricultural commodities has not resulted in the farmers becoming more affluent.

“Magazines are one of the few products that have one price nationally,” Time Inc.'s CEO, Joe Ripp, told the Post. “That makes no sense to me.” We agree. Hopefully the wealthy readers of People somehow manage to cope with this dramatic change in their …

Starbucks is a premium brand with premium products, and its customer base generally consists of higher-income consumers. It made all the … for this hesitancy. Its customer base is far less affluent than the Starbucks consumer, and management knows this.

MOSCOW — Russia retaliated Thursday for sanctions over the crisis in Ukraine by banning most food imports from the West, dealing a blow to Europe that also takes aim at hurting the U.S., Canada and Australia. In choosing to make an economic move, …

In the second quarter of '14, we made solid progress in our objectives: to grow assets under management, expand our investment capabilities and bring high-quality products to the market. As Peter mentioned, we raised $1.1 billion in assets during the …

Newspaper companies have now been remodeling and restructuring themselves to better align with the growing need of marketers, targeting younger people, affluent households and other demographic groups with multiple web and print publications. … For …

Food industry executives say given the broad range of ingredients and finished products banned, both producers and retailers will be unable to adjust quickly, resulting in less choice for some products. Even Russian agricultural products could become …

Research conducted separately by European Central Bank economist Philip Vermeulen and London School of Economics' Gabriel Zucman show the wealth of the super-affluent — hidden by tax shelters and nonresponse to questionnaires — is undercounted …

There are a lot of affluent people around us in towns like Hinsdale and Oak Brook who can afford Vie and have become loyal. … I've also talked to a co-packer in Wisconsin about putting out a line of products and preserves using our name and recipes.