A spokesman for Barclays was quoted by the news agency as saying, "We are making changes to the way we service our affluent clients in the UK, and as a consequence a number of private banking and support roles will no longer be required. "We will of …

And there are more than a dozen British Muslims listed in the 2013 Sunday Times Rich List of the most affluent in the UK. Some estimate the amount that the community is contributing to the UK economy to be … In addition, Muslims in Britain contribute …

Thankfully, an opportunity to that effect materialized from Australia through one of my old friend who’s been transformed from a refugee status to a citizen of that affluent and “civilzed†nation of commonwealth. Thus, he proposed my case so …

Tattooing and transmission through use of airguns for vaccination during military service are difficult to quantify as sources of infection, but many veterans – particularly those who did not see active service in Vietnam – believe these routes explain …

Brooks said there needs to be a more collaborative effort in the delivery of childhood services. In his words … Nationwide, 63 percent of kids from low-income families are not in preschool, compared with 45 percent of kids growing up in more-affluent …

“Cumbernauld greatly exceeded our expectations for hospitality, care and support,” Rash said. “There is a … In schools in low-income areas where other teachers didn't have much success, her students scored higher than those in affluent schools …

John Clendening, co-leader of Investor Services at Schwab, called the new target market a “$2 trillion opportunity” and characterized who Schwab would be going after as “affluent, willing to bring $250,000 to $1 million to Schwab” and as “not willing …

Indeed Cuba, in an effort to attract wealthy foreigners who are willing to spend their money on healthcare services, has pioneered the practice of so-called “health tourism” through agencies such as SERVIMED, which markets Cuban medical services abroad.

However, he believes it is a serious mistake, because it neglects the most promising technology market demographic of all – the affluent, increasingly technologically sophisticated older generation – who we in the media like to label 'silver surfers …