Lincoln's target buyers — hipper, more affluent, better educated and more female than its current customers — are a mystery to many dealerships, some of which have been selling Lincolns since the 1930s. When a …. Service appointments are growing.

The plan, among other things, would provide security for broadband infrastructure, encourage a reduction in the costs of deploying infrastructure, use the regulatory bodies to ensure better performance levels of broadband services and use existing …

Its findings were damning. A decade after the act was passed, the gap in academic achievement between rich and poor students in the United States is still widening. … This service is available for the cost of $5 (or R50) per book. And if you need …

What began several years ago as an opportunity for students to volunteer has evolved into a weeklong crash course in public health, diversity and health-care disparities in St. Louis for first-year medical students at Washington University School of …

Yu said the reason cosmopolitan Chinese come all the way to South Korea for wedding pictures is a higher quality photography and makeup service than they'd get in China. But that doesn't mean expectations are always met. While Chen and Yang seemed …

The 20-something Beijing lawyers and fans of South Korean pop idol Rain are part of a small but growing number of affluent Chinese for whom the craze for all things South Korean means flying to Seoul for the weekend to have wedding pictures taken …

But those households who should annuitize tend to be the wealthier ones —rich enough to generate an annuity stream that can cover extended long-term care, which isn't paid for by Medicare. Yet even that 27% is likely too high, since, as Smetters and …

Ken Hotard, senior vice president of the Boulder Area Realtor Association, said Louisville is wisely bringing online a diversity of housing that can serve a range of people from young professionals to empty-nesters to the less affluent. Some of the …

On 2 August 1899, in the US, when an oil company began to construct an oil derrick off the shores of Montecito, an affluent suburb of Santa Barbara, California, a local mob attacked the rig and demolished it (Harvey Molotch, William Freudenburg and …