(NATADOLA, FIJI) November 2013 – InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa recently hosted four New Zealand Professional Conference Organisers (PCOs) in a successful three-day famil. The famil featured a range of indulgent experiences and authentic …

Gold Fields Ltd. (GFI), the South African mining company that spun off most of its domestic operations this year, is seeking to lengthen loan maturities after cutting costs by almost 25 percent, the chief executive officer said. “We're looking to see …

Retail sales of gold in China surged between April and June as global bullion prices plunged, aiding jewelers across the country. Chow Tai Fook, which gets more than 50 percent of its annual revenue from the mainland, is adding stores to tap surging …

… manoeuvre, with no direct impact for two to three years, while the cost of living and doing business increases, could cause unrecoverable economic impairments and perhaps result in drastic fiscal measure being taken, for example, the much dreaded …

Internal devaluation is therefore synonymous with decreased wages. It is used to increase competitiveness; however, it has not proven to be very effective in terms of creating economic growth because at the same time austerity policies and salary cuts …

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's conservative government refers to the process as an "internal devaluation" necessary to regain competitiveness. Previously, "whenever there was an imbalance it was always fixed by devaluing the peseta," said Ignacio de la …

This way, we at least know that it wasn't all for nothing." With fuel and food prices climbing again in the past month, the news is a much needed breath of fresh air for a population stifled with polluted air, medicine shortages, currency devaluation …

The study found that 6 percent of leisure travelers now have an annual household income of $250,000, up from 4 percent in 2010, and that women now make up the majority — 54 percent — of those affluent travelers, up from 42 percent in 2010. "Women …

Travelers are generally affluent, educated and tech-savvy, wielding significant purchasing power and consistently demonstrating demand for new products. A nationwide Scarborough research survey found that Frequent Flyers were 56% more likely than the …