Avoca-dough: Here come restaurants specializing in the fruit

Hoping to cash in on the avocado's ever-growing popularity, these eateries have a single-minded focus on it

• Sep 13, 2018

Gen Z gearing up to be homebuyers

The oldest members of this group have high hopes about homeownership, even with the burden of college debt

• Sep 11, 2018

Detroit's "muscle cars" may be losing strength

Drooping sales over the past few years might be another sign of the shift to SUVs and of aging baby boomers

• Sep 4, 2018

Facebook's biggest problem isn't privacy -- it's young people

The world's dominant social media company is in danger of becoming an afterthought among younger internet users

• Aug 29, 2018

More millennial women are "feminists," though overall enthusiasm for the term remains low

None of the women in a "Face the Nation" focus group of female Virginia voters identified as feminists

• Aug 23, 2018

What younger investors haven't seen: A bear market

A whole generation has enjoyed only rising stock prices -- what happens when Wall Street inevitably hits reverse?

• Aug 23, 2018

Millennial divide in America

"CBS This Morning" is partnering with Refinery29 for the series My Vote, which looks at the impact of millennial women on the upcoming midterm elections. Alex Wagner, co-host of Showtime's "The Circus," spoke with a group of six millennial women voters from Pennsylvania. Refinery29's Yael Kohen joined CBSN to break down the discussion.

• Aug 14, 2018
• 8:34

Millennial women talk candidly about Trump, immigration and guns

A panel includes three Republicans and three Democrats between the ages of 26 and 24 who plan to vote in November's midterms

• Aug 14, 2018

How America lost sight of the American Dream

While President Trump touts his administration's economic successes, an article in New York magazine explores how Americans are still reeling a decade after the Great Recession. Eric Levitz, associate editor of New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer, joined CBSN with more insight.

• Aug 8, 2018
• 10:53

What millennials think about world affairs

A new study shows that the millennial generation has a different view of America's role in the world than other generations. In "The Conversation," Bruce Jentleson broke down the results of the study in an article called, "Millennials are so over U.S. domination of world affairs." He joins CBSN with a look at the generation gap in opinions.

• Aug 2, 2018
• 5:37

How millennials see U.S. role in world affairs

Survey shows a generation gap is opening up over how Americans view the nation's place in the world

• Aug 2, 2018

Helping employees repay student debt: A new perk?

Abbott Laboratories is the latest company joining this nascent movement's attempt to attract and retain workers

• Aug 1, 2018

Why more millennials are quitting lucrative jobs to travel

In our Work in Progress series, a partnership with LinkedIn, we take a look at issues facing the American workforce

• Jul 31, 2018

Millennials quitting lucrative jobs to travel

CBS News is partnering with LinkedIn for our series, Work in Progress, where we look at issues facing the American workforce. LinkedIn managing editor Chip Cutter joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how millennials are re-inventing the traditional concept of employment. A recent survey found 43 percent plan to quit their jobs within two years. We spoke to a number of millennials who left lucrative jobs in order to travel.

• Jul 31, 2018
• 4:07

The new American adult: Mom and dad help pay the bills

Almost one out of six adults receive financial support from their family, including rent and basic necessities

• Jul 27, 2018

Millennials' preferred investment is a loser

Unlike older Americans, this generation tends to steer clear of stocks and stashes money in cash instruments

• Jul 25, 2018

Millennials are skipping out on travel destinations that aren’t “Instagrammable”

Forget about cost, food and sightseeing. What really seems to matter to millennials is how good their trip will look on social media

• Jul 20, 2018

Instagram dictating vacation destinations

An increasing number of people are turning to social media to pick up their next vacation destination, especially millennials. Research shows that 40 percent of people under the age of 33 prioritize 'Instagrammability' when picking a travel spot. Mark Ellwood, contributing editor of Conde Nast Traveler, joins "CBS This Morning" to talk about the trend.

• Jul 20, 2018
• 3:29

What age is too old to keep working?

The answer partly depends on the age of the person who's asked, but working longer is becoming more and more common

• Jul 16, 2018

Blue state migration

With average housing prices on the rise in cities like Los Angeles and New York, many residents are looking to save a little more money. That means many coastal residents who are Democrats are now moving to traditionally red states. Journalist Bob Sullivan has more on this national trend and how it might help bridge the gap between the two parties.

• Jul 7, 2018
• 2:28

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez name-dropped her lipstick and it sold out

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could soon become the youngest woman ever elected to Congress and she's sharing beauty tips along the way

• Jun 29, 2018

Photo of Geoffrey the Giraffe leaving Toys "R" Us store goes viral

All of the company's remaining Toys "R" Us stores will close for good Friday

• Jun 28, 2018

Trump tells millennials to "stand up" for their values, "never quit"

"You are making the decisions for the rest for your life right now," the president urged the group of young Americans

• Jun 27, 2018

Royal Caribbean makes a $120 million bet on millennials

The cruise ship operator hopes to attract younger travelers with glow-in-the-dark laser tag, an escape room and other amenities

• Jun 26, 2018

Last Toys "R" Us stores are closing

It's official: Toys "R" Us will close the last of its U.S. stores this Friday. Millennials "R" going to miss you.

• Jun 25, 2018
• 1:33

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