Gen Z and millennials spend around three times as much as baby boomers do on fitness, according to data from Bank of America.

That confidence has allowed millennials to also reclaim some of those trends that were heavily mocked. Now, they have no ...

These and several other lasting internet trends and IRL movements of the 2010s were born not on Twitter, on Facebook, or in ...

An expert told Newsweek that millennials are drawn to cities for various reasons including job opportunities and social ...

The survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed that 10% of younger Americans (Gen Z and millennial respondents) ...

Boomers — who range in age between 60 and 78 — made up 42% of homebuyers in the past year, while millennials were 29%, ...

Millennials were proud to be part of hustle culture, but Gen Z is rejecting the idea of being a girl boss, and for good ...

Millennials have taken a lot of heat over the years about their financial habits, with some thinking that the generation is ...

Smartphones, social media and technology without boundaries are creating conflict and distance between partners, new data ...

"I did some financial planning and determined I can retire by the time I am 97 and can live for 11 minutes on my savings." ...

First, they attacked us for our unabashed love of avocado toast. Then, the way we parted our hair. And the fact that we like ...

A study by McCrindle revealed that 63% of Gen Z professionals consider opportunities for advancement as a key factor in their ...