Richard Turen There are some guiding generalizations that help me understand this business of ours. One way to describe a generalization might be to say that it is an extension of the notion of nonspecific criteria. But a generalization can also be …

Bentley's sales and marketing chief Kevin Rose says he “loves the idea” of the British manufacturer going back to its roots by offering a bespoke coach-building service for customers who want a car built to their own design. Such a move would echo the …

When Secretary Clinton launched the 100,000 Strong initiative in May 2010, many naysayers dismissed the idea of sending 100,000 American students to study in China as little more than lip service — a throwaway "deliverable" at an official U.S.-China …

"Managing wealth for the ultra-affluent is growing more and more complex," states Douglas Wolford , Convergent's President and COO. "Leveraging the unique resources and … City National Bank is backed by $29.7 billion in total assets (as of December …

… weight conscious, a new study suggests. The research reveals that the average body mass index of Canadians living in areas with a high density of fast food outlets is higher than the average BMI of people who live in neighbourhoods with more full …

Mr. Governor sir, where you need to make lasting positive impact before 2016 is the payment of gratuities and pensions to the Edo State Senior citizens and employ youths into the civil service just to add another feather to your crowded cap. You should …

Belmond Cadogan will also offer a new gourmet dining experience opening out onto Sloane Street with views of Cadogan Place Gardens, taking advantage of the hotel's superb location at the heart of one of London's most vibrant and affluent retail areas …

Conservative editor Adam Bellow's July 7 cover story in National Review is a fascinating call for the conservative movement to produce more written fiction. It is, I think, both learned and yet a bit too pessimistic to my mind. His point is that …

The research reveals that the average body mass index of Canadians living in areas with a high density of fast food outlets is higher than the average BMI of people who live in neighbourhoods with more full-service restaurants. The work was conducted …