Beyond this comes the tenements and apartments of the working class, next the middle-class neighborhoods of larger homes, and ultimately the affluent commuter zones. How well has this model — or, really, any model — held up over the … Those with …

This is the line of inquiry we need to pursue if we want to think for ourselves on this matter in terms of justice, and it can never be answered by sending food parcels from affluent households to distant regions overseas. Broadly speaking, it appears …

Tablet owners tend to skew more affluent, with more than half with household incomes higher than $75,000, and 47% access retail content. Much of the discussion around mobile shopping has focused on how people are using devices in … The study also …

This helps banks offer personalized products and services to HNWIs and mass affluent customers and increase wallet share within this segment. Quotes. Haragopal M, Global Head – Finacle, Infosys said that, “Banks can no longer ignore the growth …

"We have built up a database of affluent members over the past five years. It's a very attractive database for the companies working with us because they know the people buying their products are also likely to buy them at full price. That, and making …

And the heavy reliance on such taxes across the country explains why state tax systems tend to clobber the poor while asking little of the rich. But here's something that most people don't know: Even sales taxes themselves are designed unfairly, taxing …

Would you risk your career, your lifestyle, your family's security, and possibly your freedom to expose it? How serious would it need to be for your to consider going public? It needn't even be something as dire as national … But it seems to me that …

In fact, they're so common that a higher level of extravagance exists to set the super-rich apart from the merely affluent. A budget of about $1,000 to $2,000 will buy one of the cheaper bags by luxe labels such as Prada, Hermes, Fendi, Chanel or Louis …

The practice of “vanity sizing”, or offering roomier fits in items claiming to be a smaller size on the label, is well known to retailers in the American clothing market, where brands need to deal with the fact that the average customer is both larger …