… near the subway station in Santiago, Chile on Monday. According to reports, the blast took place during lunchtime at a fast food restaurant inside a shopping mall that is connected to the Escuela Militar metro station in Santiago's affluent Las …

When a prospects asks “what do you do?,” there is nothing you can say, no words that will come out of your mouth, that will be so interesting, so titillating that it will stimulate curiosity to learn more about your professional services. The financial …

TORONTO, Sept. 9, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The last few years has shown a surge in the banks' approach to new immigrants especially those in the mass affluent category. Products and services have been tailored or newly created to serve immigrants …

But they won't be fixed_or even patched, the spokesman said, before a new water tunnel under the bay opens later this year, taking the old pipes out of service. Chang just wants to stay dry and not see water dumped in … On his morning drive for …

Water gushed and swirled beneath a collapsed street in an affluent area of Encino after an underground pipe broke Monday morning, leaving dozens without water service. Water is seen swirling from beneath a collapsed road in Encino on Monday, Sept.

Their trailer park faced an affluent, gated subdivision across the street. I drove through it … Upbringings of the college-bound structured according to the hurdles of our meritocracy, not first to love and loyalty, commitment and invisible service …

The daughter of Pakistani-born parents who built a successful business in the U.K., she grew up with all the benefits of an affluent and educated British girl. She lived in a posh suburb, where she attended a costly, prestigious school. Like her …

The government's emergency medical service said that among those hurt in the blast was a cleaning woman who lost a finger. Santiago is one of the safest capitals in Latin America, but Chileans have been shocked by at least 29 bombs that have been found …

Most of our presidents have come from reasonably well-off backgrounds, and even Barack Obama, a barrier-breaker in some ways, came from an affluent background and enjoyed an expensive private-school upbringing. But the problem Kotkin describes goes …