The first-class cabins, along with more comfortable seats on business class developed by another design firm, will be put on Boeing's 777-300ERs and enter SIA's fleet later this year. SIA will showcase the new products at a media event on July 9.

The new estimates for the area's future development could lead to lower population growth, making it more difficult for public agencies to pay for expanded services with tax revenues from that area. Of the 544 acres annexed in December, 364 are …

Then again, I also think Wegmans having many products is good, not bad as Daniel's reply to grad seems to imply. Perhaps the high flow of … It's the affluent, mixed age population that have chosen to live in an urban neighborhood. The size …

With limousine pick-ups and on-board chefs, Asia's premium airlines are investing hundreds of millions of dollars on luxury services in a bet on a rebound in business from the wealthy, even as low-cost carriers fly high with the booming middle class …

Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it will open more Sam's Club stores – membership-only warehouse clubs targeting affluent Chinese families – in the next two or three years to cope with the slowdown of its hypermarket business. The world's largest retailer by …

And American consumers have done more than their share. In 2006, we imported $233 billion dollars … It is the first nation to “go gray before it goes green,” that is, the first nation to rapidly age before it becomes affluent. Tremendous problems …

Toyota's Prius, meanwhile, has successfully targeted affluent consumers that are keen to protect the environment, save energy, and adopt advanced new technologies. By contrast, Chinese EV companies, due to their prevailing low-cost strategies and low …

Were you looking for a Cadillac to cross shop against a Bentley Flying Spur? Of course you were. Unfortunately, you're going to be out of luck for some time. Or forever. Cadillac was … The automaker has partnered up with Honda to expedite development …

Gold investors have been getting destroyed in recent weeks, with the yellow metal falling nearly 40% from its 2011 high to this year's low. But it may be premature to declare the end of the yellow metal. Tom Fitzpatrick, Citi's top chartist, reminds us …