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DUBAI; The Apple Watch has set many a heart beating — among those who feel it would be the missing element in getting their work-life balance on a perfect track and those who admire it for the chic and sleekness long associated with Apple merchandise.

The S&P report said Indiana's overall tax revenue grew by an average of 9.29 percent a year between 1950 and 1979 — the year that the gap between the most affluent Americans and the rest of the nation began growing. Indiana's average annual tax …

In terms of gross merchandise volume which indicates the size of a business, Alibaba leads with $296 billion of items sold. Amazon comes next with $100 billion and followed by eBay with $76.5 billion. The company's IPO filing of up to $24 billion could …

The combination of an increasingly global economy, greater productivity from technology and outsize investment returns has shifted a rising share of money to the wealthy. Of all the dollars earned in 2012, more than 22 percent went to the top 1 percent …

Any day now the White House and Sen. Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.) will attempt to raise taxes on business, while making the U.S. tax code even more complex. The Obama and Schumer plans to punish businesses for moving their legal domicile overseas will …

But 77% of similarly bright children from wealthy families finish an undergraduate degree. By one measure, high-achieving students from low-income backgrounds graduate from college at about the same rate as low-scoring students from affluent families.

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The S&P report said Indiana's overall tax revenue grew by an average of 9.29 percent a year between 1950 and 1979 — the year that the gap between the most affluent Americans and the rest of the nation began growing. Indiana's average annual tax …