Top 10 home rental markets for millennials
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Survey: Millennials are terrible tippers
Ten percent of Americans aged 18 to 37 said they routinely leave no gratuity for restaurant servers, while almost 1 in 3 said they typically leave less than 15 percent, according to the CreditCard.com findings.
Millennials most likely to stiff restaurant servers
Survey finds 10 percent of Americans ages 18 to 37 routinely leave no tip, and nearly 1 in 3 leave less than 15 percent
Real estate headache: Baby boomers who won't sell their homes
The predicted mass migration to smaller homes as they hit their retirement years isn't happening -- here's why
Millennials more likely to pick up tab in restaurant
It's called "table banking" -- you pay for the group but demand cash from others and rack up the credit card rewards
Millennials playing financial catch-up
Weighed down by student debt, millennials are in worse shape financially than Gen Xers were at same age.
Millennials playing catch-up with Gen X wealth
Weighed down by student debt, millennials are in worse shape financially than Gen Xers were at same age
How depressed is your state?
New data shows wide geographic differences in the diagnosis of major depression, and one age group is hit especially hard
Where's the wage growth? Blame millennials
Tepid wage growth has been a hallmark of this economic expansion despite ultra-low unemployment. Here's why
Trump jokes about advice he'd give to 25-year-old self: "Don't run for president"
The president participated in a discussion on topics ranging from the economy to the opioid crisis
Millennials more likely than seniors to fall for online scams
The Federal Trade Commission says younger Americans are particularly vulnerable to scammers
Why companies are cutting NRA ties in wake of Florida shooting
Axios co-founders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei say millennials and social media are pressuring companies to sever relationships with the National Rifle Association
Declining U.S. fertility rates, and a "romantic reckoning"
New research shows a sharp drop in the number of babies born in the U.S. last year
The hidden epidemic of perfectionism in millennials
Young people today are faced with enormous pressure to outperform their peers, which some psychologists link to mental health issues
Harley-Davidson hopes riding academies will lead to new riders
As sales have slumped, the bike-maker is putting more emphasis on training newbies -- 50,000 this year alone
2017's hot holiday toys are faves from yesteryear
Among the new must-haves are many hits from the '80s and '90s, like Teddy Ruxpin, Tickle Me Elmo and Super NES
Poll: 71 percent of millennials want a third political party
Fifty-nine percent said that they view the Republican Party unfavorably and 42 percent view the Democratic Party unfavorably
How much of the world's wealth is owned by the rich?
The most affluent have seen their fortunes swell since 2000, but millennials are doing less well than their parents
From student debt to side hustles, millennials talk finances
Members of America's largest living generation share the issues that impact them most
Questioning stereotypes about younger, older millennials
Their money, their attention and their votes are all in big demand -- but identifying millennials is complicated by a divide within the generation
Look who's fueling America's hottest housing markets
Oft-criticized millennials make up a disproportionate share of buyers in eight out of 10 fastest-selling zip codes
Amazon's latest target: teens with spending money
The online retail giant's teen shopping service will allow parents to set spending limits and approve orders
Doctors to millennials: Stay home when you have the flu
The younger generation is more likely than older ones to go out when they have the flu – and more likely to make others sick
Fido a big reason for millennials to buy homes
As millennials wait longer to have children and get married, a new incentive is pushing them to buy homes: their pets
Those who snooze actually do lose
Waking up earlier and heading out to work just might pay off, both financially and in terms of job satisfaction
Passenger says co-pilot "tried to murder the pilot" and crash FlyDubai jet
Hegseth to announce 20% cut to generals and admirals
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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Trump and major AI executives sign "morally binding" voluntary controls
U.S. military declares end of anti-ISIS Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq
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