Local governments need to find a way to make do. Sources: Population: Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, here and here. Inflation: Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index calculator. … While Henrico is certainly an affluent county …

… wireless sensor called a "beacon") will also likely accelerate the acculturation rates of new online shoppers in emerging markets, quickly enabling affluent and sophisticated digital shoppers to interact and purchase products and services all over …

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The magazine calls their readers "affluent and accomplished" and "a vital target for any marketer of a luxury product or service." I think about people like me, who earn graduate degrees and go to gastropubs, and about those who don't read The Atlantic …

Skyrocketing appraisals and tax bills come amid pressure from affluent mainland buyers driving up land values while seeking property along or near the Atlantic coast. But critics say the increasing tax burden violates protections enacted to help …

As premiums went up, the young and healthy people dropped out, leaving an older and sicker population in the insurance market, which meant that the average cost of health care for each customer went up, which meant that premiums went up, which meant …

Fall is a prime time to visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton parks, attracting many affluent older travelers who choose to visit the park at this less-hectic time. This fortunate dynamic is what often makes October a better tourism month than May. But …

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The government, seizing an opportunity to capitalize on deep public anti-cell-phone-company sentiment, claims that Canadians needed more competition in the wireless business in order to lower prices and improve service for consumers. For their part …