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Dorling Kindersley’s aim is to produce home reference books for all ages, outstanding in quality and accessibility in both text and design. The adult list of titles is testament to this. Its scope is wide and varied and every title is carefully and thoughtfully put together creating something that is the ultimate in information and visual excitement. DK is the market leader in a number of their adult categories: gardening, childcare, healthcare, petcare and travel.

UOVO is an opinions and culture magazine, a magazine of illations, confessions, convictions, fantasies, dreams, fancies, obsessions. Uovo marries features and fashion, putting fashion in the context of culture within the world we live in - how we dress, live, socialize; what we listen to, watch; who inspires us. Uovo is the first magazine to combine art culture interests with the innovation of a style magazine. Uovo is the only magazine, which takes its inspiration and departure from art to embrace celebrity interviews, quality reviews, art projects, photography and high end reader competitions. Uovo is luxurious, collectable, unforgettable and unique. Uovo is a radically new and intelligent magazine concept for people who want to read more.

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The 'middle-class millionaire' - Those with net worth of $1 million to $10 million reshape U.S. culture

By Thomas Kostigen, MarketWatch - Last update: 7:31 p.m. EST March 5, 2008
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- Those with a net worth of between $1 million and $10 million -- that they have earned rather than inherited -- are being dubbed "middle-class millionaires," a group that has grown on the heels of the economic boom over the past couple decades.
Middle-class millionaires now account for 10% of the U.S. population, according Russ Alan Prince and Lewis Schiff, who coined the term for research purposes and a new book by that name. They studied almost 4,000 households to better understand attitudes, values and purchasing patterns.
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   7.6% of American households, or 8.4 million households are middle-class millionaires
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   The average middle-class millionaire works 70 hours per week
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   Middle-class millionaires are five times more likely than the average worker to say they are always available for work
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   89% believes that anyone can attain wealth through hard work
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   62% believes that networking, or knowing many people, is the key to financial success
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   Nine out of 10 middle-class millionaires say they made a bad career or business move, but almost three-fourths say that was crucial to their business success
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   They are five times more likely than the average middle-class person to continue on in the same business course in spite an earlier failure
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   65% of middle-class millionaires characterize their approach to negotiating as "doing whatever you need to do to win"
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   They say they need a net worth of $24 million to feel wealthy, and $13.4 million to be considered rich.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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