Consumers are splurging on premium smartphones amid tough economic conditions, report says
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Amid the declining smartphone market, premium devices are having their
moment. These pricy devices made up more than half of the worldwide
smartphone mar...
Monday, July 6, 2015
Shanghai Tops Asia's Most-Expensive List for Expats (video)
Shanghai Tops Asia's Most-Expensive List for Expats - Shanghai is Asia-Pacific's most expensive city for expats, according to ECA International’s cost of living survey. Bloomberg's Anne Kruger has more on "First Up." (12 June 2015)
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