The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

This list of funny posts about what it's like being sort of young but not really comes from Samantha Matt's page The Forever Millennials. The post From Tamagotchis To Therapy, Here Are 60 Hilarious Posts That Sum Up Millennial Life first appeared on Bored Panda.

Millennials on TikTok react to Walmart's new slimmed-down Barney toy, nicknamed "Ozempic Barney," sparking reactions over the dinosaur's revamped look.

Popular Chinese-owned social media app TikTok seems likely to be banned by the U.S. government soon, but true to their ironic and slightly spiteful aura, Gen Z'ers and millennials aren't taking it lying down.

A new generation, dubbed "Generation Beta," will emerge from 2025 to 2039, raised by younger millennials and Gen Z parents, facing unique societal challenges and advanced technology integration. The post “This Will Be The Worst Generation Ever”: Gen Beta Steps In, And Gen Z Can’t Keep Quiet first appeared on…

After Covid, the US saw a wave of younger workers leaving unsatisfying and exploitative jobs. Now I hear it’s France’s turn, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

Young adults are taking sabbaticals to address burnout; meanwhile Gen X and boomers can't afford to retire in the current climate.

Move over, Gen Alpha.

Millennials and Gen Zs are not only different in their behavior, their work preferences are also quite different.

Even millennial A-listers, including Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lawrence, are fans of Pandora’s lab-grown diamonds.

The report from UBS also had some good news for consumers. Not only is it easier to climb the wealth ladder than it is to fall back down it, but in the U.S., individuals across the income spectrum are set to get wealthier.

Strong market gains, growing employer matching contributions, and millennials reaching their peak earning years are some factors contributing to their rising 401(k) account balances.