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A new TikTok trend called chroming has parents warn each other as young users are seen inhaling toxic fumes - here's everything you need to know about it.

KC Katten: Thank you for joining us today to discuss e.l.f. Beauty’s Fourth Quarter and Fiscal ‘23 results. I am KC Katten, Vice President of Corporate Development and Investor Relations.

ANN/THE STAR – While it’s not breaking news that luxury fashion houses have been broadening their customer bases to younger customers, teenagers have risen as a new lucrative target demographic for such brands. More teenagers are purchasing high-end goods – everything from lower-priced luxury beauty products and shoes to pricier bags, watches and jewellery. “Being […]

Are millennials like child actors? Stuck, and frozen in time, forever? Vogue India weighs in on why so many millennials never seem to grow up.

North Coast Rep Theatre shines spotlight on First Lady 'Eleanor' North Coast Repertory Theatre presents "Eleanor" June 7-July 2.

Latest Cornerstone Advisors report explores how financial institutions can serve the next generation of banking customers by offering a family digital...

Shoppers looking for convenient and budget-friendly proteins are turning to canned seafood as perceptions about it change and younger consumers learn how to use it, Sara Kelly, brand marketing manager for Season Brand, told FoodNavigator-USA.

The emergent generation of teenagers is rarely seen without one or two screens close at hand. To what extent will they be influenced by creators and brands? And how should they be protected from online harm?

Writer Daisy Jones weighs in on why so many millennials never seem to grow up for Vogue.

A test case for the TikTok’s future in America has been found. And it’s looking like a TikTok ban could be imminent.