Sentences with phrase «wealthy consumers who»

Affluent are more often victims of ID theft, report shows — Wealthy consumers who enjoy leisure activities such as tennis, skiing and international vacations are top targets for identity thieves, according to a new report.

Wealthy consumers who spend large amounts on their credit cards each month have a high risk of damaging their credit.

It appeals particularly to wealthier consumers who don't want to tie up their money in a car and can afford to change their ride every few years.

Not exact matches

They've now found themselves off kilter with the many voters and consumers who put the real estate mogul into office, and they're now anxiously awaiting word on how Trump and his appointees will treat the wealthy, often left - leaning industry.

The textile and clothing industries are important components of economic development, and consumers who demand safe conditions and fair wages for farmers and industrial workers could help ensure that such development benefits everyone, not just wealthy factory owners.

However, the problem remains that commercial fishermen (who supply ordinary consumers with seafood) operate under different rules than the deep - pocketed recreational fishing sector; the latter too often have the ears of legislators, who tend to favor wealthier constituents and state tourism industries.

Both wealthier consumers and those who are on a budget are interested in natural remedies, said Efroim Gurman, Ph.D., Dr.Sci., CEO of VetVittles LLC in New York.

People who can not afford solar installations are subsidizing the more wealthy who can afford them, and those costs to the non-solar consumers are rising as more solar is deployed.

But for the wealthy who purchase this rolling $ 40,000 + Weber grill, they get subsidized by all the rest of us to the tune of $ 7,500, which Obama now wants increased to $ 10,000, per wealthy consumer.

It's either spoiled in transit or thrown out by consumers in wealthier countries, who typically buy too much and toss the excess.