"Snapchat generation" weighs in on the 2016 race
Snapchat survey of 1,000 voters ages 18 to 26 reveals their shifting attitudes likely to impact the 2016 presidential race
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Snapchat survey of 1,000 voters ages 18 to 26 reveals their shifting attitudes likely to impact the 2016 presidential race
A growing thirst for wine among younger drinkers is driving sales and making the drink available in new locations
The upscale grocer is considering the move for its new 365 chain, which is aimed at younger, budget-savvy shoppers
Chain wants to build loyalty among younger travelers with limited funds now, but could afford a more upscale location in the future
But Latinos are still likely to be underrepresented at the polls this election cycle
Nearly half are heading for a comfortable life after ceasing to work, which leaves a larger group still needing to catch up
Americans born between the early 1980s and the mid-1990s make lots of bad choices, like using payday loans and pawn shops
Sin City is reinventing its casinos with new skill-based games to entice the next generation of gamblers
Parents may be wary of smartphones under the tree, but there are steps to ensure your child uses technology responsibly
Five Muslim-American millennials sat down with Scott Pelley to discuss a range of topics, including Donald Trump's proposed ban
But a much smaller percentage actually want to or have served in the military
Why are so many teens and 20-somethings indifferent about HIV?
A majority of Americans say holidays meant more before smartphones, but that doesn't stop them from texting at the table
A new study looks at why younger people are happier these days - while other groups see the opposite trend
Americans are understandably nervous about the stock market -- that doesn't mean you should be frozen by fear
Less than half say religion is very important to them, and are increasingly asking friends to oversee their wedding
It has spent $90 million renovating its centers to broaden their appeal, and now it's spending $10 million to market them
But that doesn't stop them from using their phones in bed and on the toilet
Americans nearing retirement aren't setting aside anywhere near enough compared to what they say they'll need
A combination of factors is creating a future that will entail more years spent working and less in retirement
Still living at home, struggling with student debt. No wonder nearly half the 18-34 set say they'll end up poorer than their folks
In world flush with free information, some young people are still willing to pay for the news they read
Young adults courted by government to sign up for health insurance to offset coverage costs of the less healthy
The generation coming of age in the new millennium is now hitting the workplace, but does the workplace know what just hit it?
In an age where so much time and money is spent marketing to Millennials, the focus may soon shift to Generation Z - huge, pragmatic and uber tech savvy