Under Ullman, Penney is bringing back frequent sales events that had been ditched and is restoring basic merchandise eliminated by Johnson in a bid to attract more affluent, younger shoppers. Under Johnson, the company brought in trendy names like …

A team of detectives led Nataka to his home in the affluent city suburb of Munyonyo on Friday afternoon to establish whether there were materials relevant to the probe, but sources said "not much was got there." The search of Natakla's residence came …

In the Jewish world, Jewish day education costs, which are starting to approach college-tuition levels per student, are crushing less affluent Jewish families with three or more children. And the affluent get tired of paying more to underwrite other …

(Reuters) – The super rich have one less thing to worry about, now that Neiman Marcus released its holiday catalog on Tuesday with gift suggestions topping $1 million. His & Hers 2013, the most extravagant selection in this year's Christmas … As of …

One of our favorite items is Chipless Wonder cookies. Recently we added Oatmeal Raisin cookies from the same company. These are another great option to satisfy your …. The library movie for October will be “Anna Karenina” on Friday Oct. 11th at 1:00 …

There was no generic term designating education as a social institution or the education system as a set of institutions, practices and items of knowledge, which in any case was not specific to Muslim society. Such a concept, together with the reality …

Hedge funds, once reserved for the very wealthy, are being marketed to a broadening range of investors with a sophisticated sales pitch: Because the funds' ups and downs don't coincide with those of stocks and bonds, adding them to a portfolio will …

Under Ullman, Penney is bringing back frequent sales events that had been ditched and is restoring basic merchandise eliminated by Johnson in a bid to attract more affluent, younger shoppers. Under Johnson, the company brought in trendy names like …

NEW YORK – Oct. 8, 2013 – Eighty-five percent of global consumers in an online survey say rising food prices will affect their choice of grocery products, according to a new study by Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into …