There are plenty of affluent, legal Mexicans working in the U.S. (though probably not in a warehouse) and, surely, too many poorly educated Cubans for the Cubano community's comfort. Item “f” fails because it's actually a statement that can be …

The church already runs a charitable service, called Harmony Outreach – that seeks to donate items to less affluent members of the community – which it also hopes to establish in west Edinburgh. Local councillor Jason Rust welcomed the church's plan to …

With headquarters in Paris, the advertising company Publicis Groupe SA (OTC: PUBGY) is the best positioned among its peers to profit from the buying mood of newly affluent denizens in the developing world. Publicis provides a range of advertising and …

The big problem with this is that the culprits are increasingly the children of the affluent and powerful families. For over a decade there have been problems with homeless kids but now these are only a part of the problem. … The government is also …

The study, conducted across Asia Pacific and the Middle East, looked at affluent consumers' spending habits, priorities, and optimism about the future and indexed their propensity to spend on discretionary items in the future. The study found that …

There are plenty of affluent, legal Mexicans working in the U.S. (though probably not in a warehouse) and, surely, too many poorly educated Cubans for the Cubano community's comfort. Item “f” fails because it's actually a statement that can be …

As parents succumb to nesting instincts, they have spent the most on items for the nursery ($263) and baby gear ($226) followed by baby clothes ($150) and supplies such as diapers and baby oil ($139). … The American Express Spending & Saving Tracker …

There are plenty of affluent, legal Mexicans working in the U.S. (though probably not in a warehouse) and, surely, too many poorly educated Cubans for the Cubano community's comfort. Continued… 1 · 2 · 3 · See Full Story. Item "f" fails because it's …

Item "b" is interesting because the memo seems to be a little skewed toward describing the predominant Mexican culture found in California, so the authors trip over themselves a little by even mentioning "salsa." (Did they confuse it with the spicy …