There are full time high life privileges for the affluent class but nothing for the ordinary citizens except demonstrations, social and intellectual deprivation and lost sense of identity. How would the nation reconnect itself to the forgotten purpose …

“This group either wants a new advisor or wants more information from their advisor,” adds Schorsch. RCAP wants to prompt members of the mass affluent population to search out advisors and ask for new products to create a durable income in retirement.

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Her dominance of the sport she took to new heights with 28 world records, 15 outdoors and 13 indoors, has receded in recent years, but a season's best leap was good enough to secure gold. "I'm the pole vault queen, the crowd is mine," the 31-year-old …

By Alison Wildey. MOSCOW | Tue Aug 13, 2013 4:51pm EDT. MOSCOW (Reuters) – LaShawn Merritt satisfied his hunger for success by regaining the 400 meters title at the world championships on Tuesday with a tactically perfect run as defending champion …

… navigability of the river system; the highly competitive nature of the oceangoing transportation industry; the loss of one or more key customers; fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and devaluations; potential liability from future litigation …

Billionaire Elon Musk unveils his idea for high speed travel called the “Hyperloop”. People have had a day to fully digest the design, with Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget tweets that work should start on the plan immediately, while Creative Brain …

So when our Queen of Talk, billionaire extraordinaire Ms. Oprah Winfrey traveled to Zurich for gal-pal Tina Turner's wedding, her encounter with a bit of racism had some conservatives flummoxed. Of course, they spun it like only they can. Oprah's …

What began several years ago as an opportunity for students to volunteer has evolved into a weeklong crash course in public health, diversity and health-care disparities in St. Louis for first-year medical students at Washington University School of …