GANGNAM STYLE: For a small but growing number of affluent Chinese, the craze for all things South Korean means flying to Seoul for the weekend to have wedding pictures taken. THE BACKGROUND: China is the source of one quarter of all tourists to …

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A press release says the new establishment will target a “decidedly affluent” demographic with 26 private suites, complimentary limousine service for VIP guests, and “exquisite gourmet meals” that will include seafood and carved-meat buffets. DOUGLAS …

The 20-something Beijing lawyers and fans of South Korean pop idol Rain are part of a small but growing number of affluent Chinese for whom the craze for all things South Korean means flying to Seoul for the weekend to have wedding pictures taken …

Lincoln's target buyers — hipper, more affluent, better educated and more female than its current customers — are a mystery to many dealerships, some of which have been selling Lincolns since the 1930s. When a …. Service appointments are growing.

The 20-something Beijing lawyers and fans of South Korean pop idol Rain are part of a small but growing number of affluent Chinese for whom the craze for all things South Korean means flying to Seoul for the weekend to have wedding pictures taken …

… District is about reflected sunlight. One, the sculpture center, claims glare from the other, a new glass-sheathed luxury condo building called Museum Tower, is ruining the viewing experience inside the sculpture galleries and burning up plants …

For many people, the "boo-dah-ling" of their iPhones has become synonymous with Apple. But the iPhone's default text message ringtone was never originally intended to be part of the phone. In a recent blog post, audio engineer Kelly Jacklin explained …

Instead, he proposed constitutional changes that would allow for risk and profit-sharing partnerships between foreign firms and Pemex, a move aimed at luring the money and technology necessary to exploit Mexico's immense but hard-to-reach deep water …