Fortunately, the Internal Revenue Service has said it will provide guidance related to the court ruling “in the near future,” without specifying which issues might be addressed first. Clients who can still amend '09 income tax returns before the three …

The 55-year-old technician-owned company is highly regarded nationwide for the sale, service and restoration of high-end European and American pianos. … Entertainers, musicians, sports celebrities, music lovers and billionaire art collectors, such as …

… detailing how she, a comfortably affluent New Yorker with a white collar job, was able to qualify for three free government-paid cell phones through the Lifeline program – a public service established in the pre-cell phone Reagan era to ensure …

These schools, located mostly in the affluent neighbourhoods of Dhaka and Chittagong, promise quality foreign curricula to students and parents. As such, they are increasingly becoming the destinations of children from well-to-do families. Many of …

Tech-savvy and affluent consumers, who can afford to purchase the latest technology devices, are the ideal target audience for most tourism organisations, as they are likely to stay longer and spend more for their vacations. Howie Lau, VP Marketing …

United Arab Bank ( UAB ) – The No.1 Domestic Retail Bank in the Middle East has further enhanced its Award winning Customer Loyalty Program " UAB Rewards" with additional features which further demonstrate its ability to deliver outstanding value to …

For the lower-income people, the subsidized population, these products may have a lower commission rate, and that's OK with us because it's all incremental business. … TFT: But that's what you've done in the past, and reached more affluent consumers.

Japan and New Zealand are developed economies with very large trade sizes with other countries in the world, and Brunei is a resource-rich nation with a less significant trade size. … Tariff reductions will adversely impact particularly agricultural …

Nielsen's information reveals that 43 percent of global respondents claim to have actually spent more on products and services from companies that have implemented programs to give back to society (just seven percent fewer than those who say they would …