John Hancock's Investor Sentiment Survey is a quarterly poll of affluent investors. The survey … The poll also asks consumers about their confidence in reaching key financial goals and likelihood of purchasing financial products and services. This …

44 percent of survey respondents overall and 39 percent of Affluent investors who are still working or are semi-retired. Clothing: For 43 percent of retirees it is either “extremely” or “very” important that their apparel is made in the United States …

“If you grow up in a family where food is at risk, the idea is to get to it fast and eat it down because you may starve” and some adults grew up in more affluent households and were raised with the notion that people are “starving in a third world …

Michael Eatherly that she bought “personal items” and failed to reimburse the PTA and Girl Scout troops. She reportedly had … Gray, one of the more affluent schools in the school district, also supports efforts at Campbell and Bissett elementary …

Because it can no longer grow through annexation, Foxx believes the city must make older, less affluent neighborhoods more attractive for new development to grow the tax base. … Foxx spent months wrangling with council members over those two items.

"We like incorporating videos because they let consumers see how tires can enable adventures. But are we open to other non-digital channels? … "We are among the youngest, and [for all terrain] they are fairly affluent. They are younger, successful …

“Prices failed to find support even after markets opened in China, the world's second-biggest gold consumer. “'Chinese buying is not strong enough to … And for the affluent who like to wear their wealth in the form of gold jewelry … for the central …

The Stonehage Affluent Luxury Living Index was launched in 2007 and was first developed by professor Geoffrey Wood of the Cass Business School. "Consumer confidence among the ultrawealthy in London has risen, following a surge of wealthy families to …

Sunset engages and inspires an audience of over five million educated, active and affluent consumers every month through its five regional print editions — Pacific Northwest, Northern California, Southern California, Southwest and Mountain — as well …