The lawyer has a lot of wealthy clients.

Children in this school are mostly from the upper middle and upper classes.

So Germany, if not warmly welcoming, finds itself soliciting Indian computer programmers, while Canada and other countries entice China's middle classes with a safe haven in which to invest just in case things go wrong at home.

But this tolerance is confined to the skilled and the wealthy.

Berlusconi claims that statistics are unreliable, for they conceal a much rosier reality for today s well off Italians.

Komilfo was one of the first programs on Russian television advertising products and services for wealthy buyers.

Diamond companies volunteer not to buy from conflict areas in an attempt to prevent diamonds from funding warlords. This would be good for business, as affluent Western customers are now put off by the thought of buying blood soaked jewelry.

This would be good for business, as affluent Western customers are now put off by the thought of buying blood soaked jewelry.

public provision of credit to the solvent parts of the corporate sector in order to avoid a short term debt refinancing crisis for solvent but illiquid corporations and small businesses

He kept his head in the books, and made it to college to Cornell University, where he met other Africans, who weren t refugees, but wealthy international students.

The city had about 150 shops, a hospital, and three schools two private boarding schools for children of wealthy parents, and a Sunday school for children of workers.

As a result, in 2007 UBS was managing 1.6 billion, thereby managing more more money from wealthy clients than any other bank in the world,

Some of the West Midlands' wealthiest homeowners are again at loggerheads with determined travellers who have negotiated a council dug trench to reclaim a field outside their mansions.

A few months later, UBS capitulated in the tax dispute with the USA and declared that it was prepared to hand over the data of wealthy clients who had potentially avoided paying tax with the help of the bank.

The City of London, lower Manhattan, and a few other centers became money machines that made investment bankers, hedge fund managers, and private equity folk immoderately wealthy.

Second in the list of the most prosperous departed celebrities compiled by Forbes magazine at year's end was Elvis Presley 55 million per year, and a line lower the author of Peanuts comics Charles Schultz with 37 million.

They were supposed to stimulate employment, but labor force participation is lower than in the 1990 s. What growth did occur benefited only the few at the top.

They include wealthy individuals who need to borrow short term for business ventures or investments, or small businesses with a need to tide over their cash flow needs, says Ms Yeah.

Power and wealth are not only diffusing across the international system, but also within states, such that corporations, foundations, wealthy individuals, private investment funds, civil society groups, and most recently, municipal governments all have a role to play in development.

She also charges Navalny with hypocrisy, claiming that he wages a campaign against wealthy Russians, while protecting his own well off allies, like former Alfa Group portfolio director Vladimir Ashurkov and economist Sergei Guriev.

Born in 1936 into one of the wealthiest Czech families, Havel was one of the people persecuted because of their wrong class origins after the Communist takeover of 1948.

Noting the loss of five out of eight school aides employed by Public School 36 in Harlem, where 68 percent of the students live in poverty, the lawsuit says, This is not a neighborhood of well heeled parents who can fund raise to make up the budget shortfalls.

In some of the coverage of the Panama Papers in Costa Rica and around the world, tendentious headlines like Learn how the rich evade taxes lump all well off people into one category, when not all wealthy people are tax evaders.