Additionally, they should focus on companies that make consumer products purchased by people who are less affected by rising mortgage, car and credit card rates. You got it — the more affluent. An examples is Whole Foods Market (WFM). (I'm not …

Banks are seeking to provide the loans after accumulating too much cash and bonds as a slow economy damped borrowing demand from consumers and companies and Americans sought the safety of bank accounts after pulling money from the stock market …

Cricket-mad India, whose 1 billion consumers represent the game's largest market, has been seduced by T20, luring the world's top players on big salaries to a Premier League where the game is over in a deafening three-hour flurry of hits and misses. It …

World Spa & Travel Magazine caters to an affluent demographic who have acquired an affinity for luxurious travel around the world. Not only does this consumer demographic enjoy traveling, but they also love immersing themselves in the culture of their …

Think the delectable US treats we see Adam Richman tucking into on TV's popular competitive eating show Man v Food. What with this recommendation, beating a path to the Urban Diner has become a summer occupation for residents of the affluent suburb …

Cricket-mad India, whose 1 billion consumers represent the game's largest market, has been seduced by T20, luring the world's top players on big salaries to a Premier League where the game is over in a deafening three-hour flurry of hits and misses. It …

Food retail in the likes of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic is now akin to the UK in terms of stores' design and choice, while consumers are increasingly affluent, highly educated and willing to spend, the event heard. "It isn't just Tesco that …

Neilson said this was because consumers using between 250kWh and 450kWh per month tended to be in a significantly more affluent group. Even though Neilson said this, a household that bought 110.1kWh only received 25kWh of free basic electricity.

Neilson said this was because consumers using between 250kWh and 450kWh per month tended to be in a significantly more affluent group. Even though Neilson said this, a household that bought 110.1kWh only received 25kWh of free basic electricity.