The first part of the study, CFAS I, took place between 1989 and 1994, with over 7000 people interviewed about lifestyle, health, socioeconomic factors, medication, social care, and other factors, with around 1500 participants going on to be …

Michigan's factory workers weren't always affluent enough to afford that little place in the woods. Their fortunes began improving after the founding of the United Automobile Workers in the mid-1930s. After World War II, as wages and benefits increased …

Pinecrest Magazine's targeted distribution will include in-home mailing to the community's most affluent neighborhoods as well as locations throughout Pinecrest. The publication will target a niche audience that Lifestyle executives believe is …

If the rupee volatility does not ease off after this, then RBI will have to look at some curbs on import of luxury items or something of that sort. It is more a government policy than the RBI policy, but something along those lines could be the next …

“In my childhood, camera was a luxury item. I didn't even have family photo together with my dad and mom. It became impossible after my mom passed away when I was a teenager. That's why I have been so obsessive in taking photos with my wife and …

One jet pack fan was even spotted soaring backwards in a loop over the waves, in front of a luxury Saint Tropez yacht. The water jet packs can … The gadgets are thought to cost around £60,000 to buy, or £150 to hire for a day. The water jet packs use …

MUMBAI (Reuters) – Gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer of the metal, refrained from stocking up in a seasonally slack demand period, as prices stayed near their highest level in three weeks. * Gold imports into India, the world's biggest …

CHICAGO, July 16 (Reuters) – As U.S. interest rates have risen, owning gold has been a loser's game for anyone is trying to hedge against inflation. Gold isn't a smart inflation hedge, but many people have been using it that way because they think they …

SINGAPORE, July 16 (Reuters) – Gold was little changed on Tuesday as investors awaited Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's congressional testimony later this week for clues on when the U.S. central bank would begin tapering its monetary stimulus …