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Millennials Are Reviving This Midwest City
"I do believe Des Moines is one of the better places in the U.S. for millennials," a Kansas-born resident who's lived in the city for 11 years told Newsweek.
15 Reasons Millennials And Gen Z Can’t Emotionally Connect With Boomers
Millennials and Gen Z usually prefer quick, digital communication methods. They tend to text, use social media, and connect ...
The 'Gen Z stare' mocks youth for staring into the void, but is anyone laughing?
The Gen Z stare is a recent topic of debate on TikTok, where different generations argue over whether it's rude, a symptom of ...
Millennials Are Changing What 40 Looks Like
Instead, armchair commentators on Reddit said that she 'looked like a teenage girl' and seemed too young for the role. The ...
Forget quiet quitting—4 in 10 millennials are taking ‘quiet vacations’ and checking out of work (and the country) on company dime instead
Nearly 4 in 10 millennials secretly take time off work and go on vacation behind their bosses back. They’re taking their work ...
What it means to be a ‘yellow person’ and why this emotionally intelligent archetype resonates with Gen Z and Millennials
If colours had personalities, yellow would be the golden retriever of the lot — warm, cheerful, and always bringing a little ...
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Colon and Rectal Cancer Risk Doubles in Millennials, Study Finds
Two recent international studies have raised concern over a sharp rise in gastrointestinal (GI) cancers among adults younger ...
Millennials are finally becoming homeowners at nearly 40—Gen Z may have to wait 2 more decades before unlocking the American Dream
As 38-year-old millennials become the new face of homeownership, unemployed and debt-ridden Gen Z may have to wait even ...
Gen-Z And Millennials Say Financial Health Is More Important Than Looks
According to a survey, financial health, including good savings, low debt, good credit scores, and budgeting, is more ...
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Millennials Buck Trend, Show Rising Interest in Homebuying Despite High Rates
A new survey finds millennials are more likely to buy a home in the next six months, even as most Americans remain on the sidelines by mortgage rates hovering near 7% and the persistent “lock-in” ...