In India, population continues to grow and is increasingly becoming more educated and affluent. The demand for consumer products will continue to grow. The fluctuations in the global trade scenario results in substantial ups and downs in the Indian …

With 1 in 4 readers being a professional, manager or business owner, the magazine's audience remains more affluent than the rest of the Canadian population. The results also reveal that 1.3 million CAA Magazine readers … With more than 5.5 million …

Matt Malinowski is a consultant advising government clients on improving the energy efficiency of consumer electronic products, but is interested in all aspects of sustainable infrastructure and community resilience. He lives with his wife in the …

Benton Reichenau will be responsible for all product management for banking, wealth planning, and investment management and trust across the group's mass affluent, high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth wealth management businesses, U.S. Bank …

President of the Republic of Congo, spent 1.18 million euros on suits and shirts over six years as part of 60 million euros he and his family pumped into luxury items and property in France, French investigators find as part of probe into African leaders.

Chinese shoppers often wait for trips abroad, plan shopping sprees to Hong Kong or get friends or specialist "daigou" agencies to bring back luxury items from overseas because they are often cheaper due to China's high import taxes. "Sometimes I'll go …

India's finance ministry, fighting a crippling current account deficit and a weakening currency, implemented various measures stop citizens from importing gold over the last year and more. Gold import duties have been pushed up tenfold – from 1% at the …

Talking to ET, Haresh Soni, chairman, All India Gem & Jewellery Trade Federation said "Recycled gold is entering the market as there is a feeling among the investor community that gold has entered a bearish phase. There is a lot of speculation in the …

Bullion for immediate delivery was at $1,242.22 an ounce at 8:35 a.m. in Singapore from $1,241.30 yesterday, when prices climbed for a second day. Gold for February delivery declined 0.3 percent to $1,241 on the Comex, snapping a two-day rally.