MILLENNIALS

Distance, as it turns out, isn’t the barrier to deep relationships that some may think.

Gen Z and millennials are unique when it comes to demanding a work-life balance. They don’t just want flexible work hours and environments, they want […]

Grab your eyeliner and flat irons, because a music festival featuring the titans of mid-aught emo music are playing for one day only at the appropriately titled When We Were Young music festival in Las Vegas on Oct. 22.

Adults ages 25 to 40 are on the brink of accumulating a large amount of assets. Advisors who "understand their why" can successfully attract their business.

There are so many things to love about this time of year, including Friendsgiving, which is when a group of friends gathers together to celebrate Thanksgiving.

Home sweet home. But whose home is it really?

Here are the new movies and shows you can stream in September, including “Kat″ and “Midnight Mass.” Check out some of the highlights below, or scroll down to the full list of what’s new and what’s leaving Netflix this month. New additions include the “Jaws” movies, season three of “Sex Education” and the entire “Saved by the Bell” series. (Sept. 2)Nightbooks (2021)This Netflix original fantasy film follows a boy obsessed with scary stories who is imprisoned by an evil young witch in her contemporary New York City apartment. (Sept. 15)The Starling (2021)When a woman suffers a loss, a combative Starling takes nest beside her quiet home. Cory Carson: Chrissy Takes the WheelLove on the Spectrum (Season 2)Sept. 22Confessions of an Invisible GirlDear White People, Vol.

Here’s a closer look at Michigan’s COVID-19 vaccine coverage by age group as of Aug. 24, 2021.

New survey results show Gen Z is prioritizing COVID-19 safety precautions at their colleges and universities of choice while many are concerned about spreading COVID-19 to a family member this fall.

Here’s a closer look at Michigan’s COVID-19 vaccine coverage by age group as of Aug. 24, 2021.

Here’s a closer look at Michigan’s COVID-19 vaccine coverage by age group as of Aug. 19, 2021.

Here are this morning's top stories.

There are 400 million millennials in China. Insider interviewed six of them to find out more about how they live, work, and play.

The eldest millennials have been hit with two major recessions in their adult lives, keeping many from building wealth. There's still time, experts say.

Today’s 6–3 Supreme Court decision is a hinge point for American democracy.

As older millennials start families of their own, many are being forced to make difficult decisions about their financial priorities.

The narrative of the wild-and-free 20-something is far from reality for many.

Added to the running list of how to style bangs: middle part (sorry, Millennials) with the bangs swept to each side. Chloë Grace MoretzJason LaVeris/Getty

In more than a year of fighting the spread of COVID-19, the strategy has shifted.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer received her first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at Ford Field in Detroit on Tuesday.

The survey polled 1,000 U.S. adults ages 33 to 40 around a number of topics, including homeownership, student loans, employment and financial security. Roughly 5% of older millennials say they've made a home purchase in the past year. Nearly 1 in 5 older millennials also received help from their parents or other family members in funding the purchase of their home. "When it comes to achieving homeownership, older millennials were just scrappy and very resourceful," says Harris Poll CEO John Gerzema. Only about 5% of older millennials bought a home in the past year, according to the CNBC Make It-Harris Poll survey.

A recent report found that Millennials are waiting longer to have kids but are still spending more money on them. Millennials are waiting longer to have kids than those in previous generations, data shows and when they do have kids, they need to spend more on them. - Advertisement -Daycare rates have gone up 175 percent since 1990, while private school tuition has increased 43 percent since 1999, Clever reports. School trendsAbout 14 percent of K-12 students attended private school in 1960. Private school tuition increased by 53 percent for Catholic schools, 45 percent for other religious schools and 43 percent for non-religious private schools.

Millennials are not eating cereal because it requires too much clean up, according to a new study. CBSN's Elaine Quijano has more on what else millennials are opting out of due to inconvenience.

In the U.S. there are some 75 million Millennials - born between 1981 and 2000 - who already make up one-third of the workforce. This mass infusion of young minds ready for great success and lots of praise has caused some clashes with an older generation. Ben Tracy reports.

Millennials unafraid to debate issues of race Elaine Quijano speaks to millennials about the Ferguson protests, white privilege and what they want for the future.