Although business at Egyptian remained steady, the 2008 economic downturn put a heavy dent in everyone's pocketbook as people began scratching off luxury items related to health among other things, Vesciglio said. “It's a difficult business,” Vesciglio …

Consumers of goods and services in our society, where today service providers and businesspeople are allergic to ethics and good standards can simply be described as unfortunate lot whose plight call for urgent attention and action. It is for this …

"We know a lot of luxury brands have softened especially in Chinese mainland probably because of the logos," says Smythson CEO Andy Janowski. "We have been seeing, conversely, strong business in Hong Kong and globally for several years. Perhaps …

In addition to the yard's extra vehicle space, there is a three-car garage, plus a one-car garage, with plenty of room for automobiles, bicycles and motorcycles. Numerous rose bushes, plants, shrubs and palm trees gracefully enhance the outdoor …

Rooms up to 70 percent off, deals on spa and golf packages, resort and dining credits — all at the same luxury resorts with same stellar service others pay hundreds of dollars more for during the high season. Associated Press Photos Children play in …

At present, we have the cervical cancer vaccine for prevention, but as of now, only the affluent class can afford it,” says gyneacologist Dr Suchitra Pandit. Know How Cancer of the cervix or the lower part of the uterus. More than 99 per cent cervical …

The course covered topics that included demographics of the affluent, lifestyle segmentation, trends and amenities in today's luxury home product and creating a marketing plan for a multi-million dollar property. Xan Pilgrim has been in real estate …

Garcia grew up in Walnut, an affluent bedroom community near Los Angeles. It is a city … Garcia, who had obtained an Illinois license in 2003, found work at a clinic called Visiting Physicians Group providing in-home care for Medicare patients. The …

Because Elaine is charitably inclined, as are most affluent families, there is another way. Ninety-five percent of high-net-worth households donate to charity, according to Marion Schmeelk, U.S. Trust managing director and market executive for …