The firm targets the mass affluent and starts its services at a modest $365 to $400 a year. Scarborough works with participants in approximately 125 plans in companies of all sizes. Scarborough, which has $1.3 billion in assets under advisement and …

The 16-year-old Texan, according to his lawyer, was, due to his affluent upbringing, unable to fully understand that it's wrong to steal beer from Walmart and drive his father's pickup truck while drunk as a BAC 0.24 skunk and dosed with Valium. Couch …

By submitting you agree to our Terms of Service. Your Take …. Sunday's encounter was the latest in a troubling pattern in Essex County, whose borders encompass crime-plagued Newark to the east as well as Short Hills and other affluent suburbs to the …

The company runs the sales of high–end real estate and features Jordan's Highland Park home north of Chicago on its website. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File). FILE – This Jan. 8, 2002 aerial file photo shows the home of former Chicago Bulls star Michael …

Dozens of new iPhone and iPad concepts roll out every week as rumour mills keep churning out tidy bits of information about high–end gadgets of the future. While most of these are easily dismissible, some of them hold great promise. Two such concepts …

But the world also lost many tech gadgets and services. From the last breath of MSN Messenger to the loss of … Apple retired the iPhone 5 to make way for the new budget iPhone 5C and high–end iPhone 5S. The iPhone 4S stayed with the smartphone lineup …

But all those AMD chips and high–end components don't just put themselves together, and that's where Foxconn comes in. The consumate Chinese manufacturer of other peoples' gadgets is involved in the manufacture of both consoles, and that's a nice …

Electronic gadgets are leading the boom, according to the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index, as shoppers snapped up iPads and games consoles online. Sales of electrical goods rose 63% in … That strong growth is in dramatic contrast to the picture …

Plans for gadgets such as phones and tablets typically run $7 to $11 a month, or up to $264 over two years. On top of that, if you do make a claim, you'll end up paying a deductible of $49 to $200. In many cases, you're better off accepting the risk of …