A whopping 70% of those with at least $1 million in investable assets don't consider themselves to be wealthy, according to a survey of 4,500 affluent investors by UBS. Rather, it's only when they hit the $5 million mark that millionaires begin to feel …

If prices of Russian goods reduce, their Belarusian analogues will lose the competitive advantage in price. The Minsk Automobile Plant (MAZ) says the current fluctuations of the exchange rate haven't affected the plant yet. If the devaluation happens …

Etisalat's Africa cluster contributed AED694 million (down 1% year-on-year), mainly due to the competitive environment in the Cote d'Ivoire and currency devaluation in Sudan. Asian operations accounted for sales of AED1.664 billion in 2Q13 (up 335%), …

Ashok Leyland controlled by the billionaire Hinduja brothers sold Rs430 crore of investments last year, he said. “We have created enterprises in the recent past which have blossomed into profit making entities,” said Sridharan in an interview in an …

The billionaire himself rarely talks to the press about his rocket venture, leaving that to Meyerson and other executives. But Bezos' commitment to enabling "human access to space at a dramatically lower cost and increased reliability" is as strong …

According to the debt advice service, clients only a few years ago were predominantly those on low incomes and living in rented accommodation. Now, advice is requested from home owners, families and those who are retired. Some have debt levels of …

Amanda was born and raised in affluent Thousand Oaks, which is about 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles. She was forced to return home to Southern California after she went broke and was unable to find a place to live in … She was recently …

“What you end up seeing out of Washington is a real disconnect between how Congress lives in Washington as one of the most affluent areas now, and how the rest of the country lives,” Allison said. The Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees …

"What you end up seeing out of Washington is a real disconnect between how Congress lives in Washington as one of the most affluent areas now, and how the rest of the country lives," Allison said. The Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees …