Late last month, photos of six Thai monks shopping in the US for smartphones and luxury goods and dining at a steakhouse went viral. Thailand's National Office of Buddhism says it has received complaints from locals in the country of monks cruising …

(Kitco News) – TD Securities looks for additional short covering to lift gold further in the near term, particularly if some U.S. economic data disappoints, but then expects the market to pull back whenever the Federal Reserve starts tapering its …

<em>Series premieres Sun., June 2 at 9 p.m. ET.</em> <strong>What To Know</strong>: The reality series follows six college-educated women from affluent areas of Long Island who are still living with their families. …. premieres Mon., June 10 at 10 p …

They have been seeking training in industrial maintenance, computer engineering, early childhood education, medical office administration and nursing, from LPNs to RNs, said Walker Biggs, employment service manager at the N.C. Division of Work Force …

Imagine if the majority of today's veterans and soldiers had grown up in America's most affluent families – daughters and sons of doctors, corporate executives, and political leaders. Would benefit claims and payrolls still be inefficiently processed …

The original Gramadoelas, according to Rood, was "a small and relaxing bistro with rich, unpretentious décor, old world charm, friendly service and non-commercialization." The name, a synonym for "boondocks" or "middle of nowhere," resonated. It is …

People in affluent areas could lose nearly a fifth of their retirement income if they do not declare medical conditions or seek quotes from a variety of pensions providers, insurer Partnership has found. 23 JULY 2013 | THE ACTUARY TEAM. The firm, which …

… did not, according to Nonnengard. “They're giving the mass affluent more direct contact with advisors,” Sophie Schmitt, an analyst with independent research firm Aite Group, said of Regions' new investment services unit. … Regions' referral …

Chris van Swaay, one of the authors of the report, from the Dutch conservation organisation De Vlinderstichting, said that the same pesticides that affect bees – leading to the EU to ban certain products, at least temporarily – also have an effect on …