Accessories like chimneys, which look more like decorative accessories, inner attachments like storage space is in demand these days. Also, high–end gadgets like inbuilt dishwashers, microwaves and ovens are a must-have. Along with this, many companies …

And he has answered them by pointing out the main goal for Mexico this year isn't the Gold Cup but the World Cup. Mexico must finish in the top three in regional qualifying to assure itself an invitation to Brazil next summer, and with four fall …

Spot gold gained as much as 0.3 percent to $1,338.50 an ounce, and traded at $1,334.55 at 8:30 a.m. in Singapore. Prices are 3 percent higher this week after advancing to a one-month high of $1,348.65 on July 24. Volumes for Shanghai's benchmark spot …

serving affluent customers living in places like Belmont Shore, Naples and Seal Beach. A Gelson's spokeswoman says the company is preparing itself to enter the … The average household may not make food shopping choices based on the availability of …

Surely, he says, some combination of affluent empty nesters and younger workers will see the appeal in living in an area where they can walk or bicycle to work or climb aboard the light-rail line one block south. Underground parking and elevator …

… to an A+ rating indicates not only that Atlantic Health System improved upon specific financials, including improved operating income and debt service coverage, but also that the organization maintains a “leading business position in three affluent …

Being able to afford good health care services, especially long-term care, is the goal of 27% of U.S. millionaires. Affluent American say they enjoy taking care of their family financially. Helping grandchildren tops the list, followed by helping adult …

The research sought to gain further insight into the demographic groups of Gen Y Emerging Affluent, Gen X Emerging Affluent, Pre-Retiree (plan to retire in 5-10 years), Retirees and High Net Worth Investors ($250K+ investable assets). When asked about …

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 …