"There's still a big uncertainty about how Samsung will respond to the low-end market," said Brian Park, an analyst at Tong Yang Securities, referring to its plans to launch a device based on the open-source Tizen operating system. Wearable gadgets …

The system is available on a high–end Rogue, which costs $6,000 more than the base model. Volvo and Subaru have front-mounted cameras that can apply brakes to avoid hitting pedestrians. • Lane centering: A camera can follow the road and gently nudge …

“We bought the international business to build into a fully global company,” says Lagomasino, who also serves on the boards of The Coca-Cola Co., Avon Products, and the National Geographic Society. It is unusual for an RIA based in the United States to …

… 38 executive-class seats that can also be converted into a full flat bed. "As travelers grow increasingly affluent, the demand for exceptional travel experiences is stronger than ever," Satar said. (Editing by John O'Callaghan and Alex Richardson …

At home, The Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, bans ivory trade, though the demand for ivory—the luxury of the affluent Indian—continues. After the ban, many artisans, an estimated 300,000 in Jodhpur alone, began using camel bones and other …

Its target audience is “aged 22 to 40, relatively affluent, and looking for a better burger,” Pelekanos said. Most outlets are 2,800 … In California, it'll add tacos and more vegetarian selections and cut down on the “carnivore” items, Pelekanos …

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In addition to Solomon's organisation, we're also partnering with Norwood and Brixton Foodbank, and we are asking our guests to bring along as many items of non-perishable food as they can carry for the food banks. This is because whilst we recognise …

Most pilgrims in Uttarakhand weren't like this of course but as the number of affluent Indians, both in the country and from abroad, have been increasing, so has their desire to go on pilgrimages, but with as little real change to their lives as …