Endless misspent hours of telephone mischief became a coming-of-age story for generations of teens in the pre-internet age.

With at least five generations participating in the U.S. workforce, co-workers can at times feel like they speak different languages.

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Ah, Valentine’s Day! It’s supposed to be romantic from start to finish, but failure, rejection, and tragedy don't take any time off.

Beauty routines are starting younger than ever. Yes Day’s Coco Granderson knows what girls are looking for.

Her podcast also broke down how each generation approaches work differently. “The boomers are all about money. Gen X is like, ...

Generation X investors have spent decades navigating markets, managing their own portfolios and building retirement savings largely on their own. But new research from Equitable suggests that beneath ...

NEW YORK — American Express saw its profits grow 13% in the fourth quarter, as the credit card giant continues to benefit from its well-to-do clientele spending heavily on their cards on everything ...

Rock tunes were at the heart of Generation X in the 1980s and 1990s. Some of the best rock music of the 20th century dropped toward its end. And many of those songs became anthems of sorts for the ...