About three dozens entities, including billionaires like Aditya Birla Group, Tata Capital, Religare, Reliance Capital, are applying for bank licences, the deadline for which expires tomorrow. Entities which have taken board approval for applying to for …

"Casse-toi riche con!" (Get lost, rich jerk). So declared the front-page headline in the newspaper Libération when Bernard Arnault, France's richest man, said he was leaving for Belgium in protest at a 75% tax rate. Arnault's example was followed by …

But for the most part, the affluent internet users are already well acquainted with the internet, and those who are likely to use Facebook have already taken the plunge. So if earnings … Adding a news reader service simply dilutes the brand. (Plus …

In the Truckee Meadows, affluence has followed new home construction to outlying areas, while the older areas tend to be the poorest. The cities of Reno and … Younger people want to be around more of an urban lifestyle, he said. (Page 2 of 2). “There …

Those who can, often leave East Jackson for parts north and a more affluent lifestyle. Those who stay can fall into the belief and the stigma that they live “on the other side of the tracks” from the rest of the community. Did you know that there is no …

Helping me to indulge my taste for genuinely healthy wholesome foods are the facts that I'm relatively affluent and well educated, and that I'm surrounded by people who tend to take care with what they eat. Not only am I within a few minutes' drive of …

A basic component of the broader North American corporate agenda is to convince us that we are consumers, not citizens, and eliminating any notion of commerce free days or spaces is completely entwined with that. From selling the naming rights of …

… it is an affluent audience that is able to buy. People still shop the newspaper. There is an old adage: Do not leave your audience before it leaves. While the print audience may be smaller than it was, it is still very large and very powerful. Q …

Said F&M's Callari: "The assumption has been that if the poor are located in more affluent neighborhoods, they will be better served: more resources would be available to help them, and poorer kids would grow up with more role-model adults around them …