#1 According to Roll Call's annual survey of Congressional wealth, the super wealthy in Congress just continue to get much wealthier even though they are supposedly dedicating their lives to "public service"… Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) is the …

Economics 101 says high prices dampen demand for a product or a service. But Investing 101 says expectations … In rural India, where banking penetration is low, affluent farmers typically park 50% of their surplus funds in gold. "Gold is extremely …

Both are in the service sector and have megatrends driving their growth higher, said Chris Wang, Director of Research at Runnymede Capital. Just as India transformed the IT outsourcing industry, WuXi is helping the pharmaceutical … They're in the …

Hutchison China Meditech. The business is focused primarily on China and as the Chinese population becomes more affluent there is a significant upturn in those signing up for medical insurance and also spending by the government on national healthcare …

The menu of salads and rice bowls is built around KFC's relatively new boneless chicken product, which have received lots of TV air time this year from "I ate the bones" commercials. KFC eleven is the company's attempt to "remain relevant, evolve and …

The menu of salads and rice bowls is built around KFC's relatively new boneless chicken product, which have received lots of TV air time this year from "I ate the bones" commercials. KFC eleven is the company's attempt to "remain relevant, evolve and …

It is a primarily affluent area where most are insured, thanks to the majority of employers offering full insurance to workers, the report claims. But the region may have … "Today, direct-purchase nongroup enrollment accounts for no more than 0.1 …

The Crate & Barrel tablet shopper is more than likely from a metropolitan area, more affluent than smartphone shoppers, and also shops in-store, online and on smartphones, Seebeck says. “Smartphone shoppers are looking at our e-mails whenever they …

These include but are not limited to: increasing the costs of distribution for money managers' products, reducing or eliminating advisor trainee classes, trimming the size of the advisor force, and targeting wealthier clients. Advisors who have managed …