… on luxury services in a bet on a rebound in business from the wealthy, even as low-cost carriers fly high with the booming middle class. Airlines are seen under constant pressure to upgrade products, especially for wealthy customers. — Singapore …

Overall for investors, top financial priorities are managing or maintaining their current lifestyle (30 percent) and saving for retirement (29 percent). Of those … John Hancock's Investor Sentiment Survey is a quarterly poll of affluent investors …

newad.com. Provides advertisers with media faces to reach young and affluent urban adults. Eric Boyko … One of North America's leading distributors of original branded accessories (OEM) and other select wireless-related and consumer electronic products.

For somewhere around $70,000 you can own a car that a slew of automotive, environmental, consumer and engineering organizations have called the best in the world. But it's also a car very few of us can afford, even in the affluent West. It simply is …

Not only is China the second-largest economic hub in the global economy, but China also exports a significant amount of its products to the global economy. If the country experiences a GDP decline, it's because there isn't demand in the global economy.

After bouncing around the breakeven for most of the day, stocks rallied into the early 1 p.m. ET close. The Dow Jones industrial average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq ended up between 0.1 % and 0.3%. Renewed political instability in Europe, violent …

Temasek — which has stakes in global names including Standard Chartered bank, Spanish energy giant Repsol and DBS bank — was boosted by an equities rebound last year as the US economy picked up and eurozone fears abated. "Last year, there were …

Economy recession Is the global economic downturn going to accelerate as we roll into the second half of this year? There is turmoil in the Middle East (NYSEARCA:MES), we are seeing things happen in the bond markets that we have not seen happen in …

If the Fed sacrifices the US Dollar completely, we are going to have a 30% devaluation overnight, and the Hong Kong authorities will finally break the tie to the Dollar. The Hong Kong Dollar will have a new basket of currencies to base our currency on …