Fairway's aim is to win over affluent consumers who want to save money, while attracting shoppers of more modest means who can't afford Whole Foods. Fairway charges an average of 11 percent less than Whole Foods for the same items, according to …

He also is boosting the number of salespeople at his four New York area stores by 50% on Friday, so that his clientele of mostly affluent families, who are used to attentive service, don't grow frustrated in the event of crowds. His target: a 40 …

The company is benefiting from affluent Chinese shoppers' growing preference for diamond jewelry over gold as gifts for special occasions. But in other regions, including at home, Tiffany's sales … The company has struggled in the United States, its …

As luxury items—industrial diamonds play a negligible role in the market, Power says—the gems' value depends on the alliterative vagaries of colour, clarity, cut and carats. Esthetic values can be subjective, but a complete lack of colour generally …

“It's critical this time of year to get that funding in to purchase food and other items to make sure these clients are fed during the time of year they need it most, when they're struggling to pay for the heating oil and to make ends meet with …

Kavanaugh handles Business Watch as coordinator as well as Community Watch, and agreed only carrying needed items when shopping is key. “The less items that you have, the … It's more of an affluent community. We don't have a gang element or a drug …

The company opened its first stores in affluent residential or shopping districts targeting high-income households. And the newly premium image helped to raise brand awareness overall. Currently, Paris Baguette operates 124 … Further, Paris Baguette …

As the holidays approached, the police department would pull together local businesses, church groups and other volunteers, and throw a party for kids from the less affluent side of town. They would play Santa and distribute presents to families in …

Thirty-one percent put aside between 10,000 and 18,000 rubles a month, or $300 to $540. Such saving habits were especially common among women under 30, who often spent the money on jewelry and costly clothing items. About a third of those surveyed …