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• Jan 11, 2021 Our guest is Dr. Michael Roizen, the bestselling author and Chief Wellness Officer at the Cleveland Clinic. Hes also the co-author of "The What to Eat When Cookbook," which is just out, and which builds upon a previous (and very popular) guidebook that he co-wrote called "What to Eat When." In both volumes, Dr. Roizen points out that **when** we eat (that is, what time of day) is actually crucial to the link between a healthy diet and healthy living. Its also crucia...

Judging by the statistics, Generation X isn't doing too well financially. In fact, those born from 1965 to 1980 seem to be worse off in many regards than the two larger generations they're wedged...

Charlotte Moore looks at how those born between 1965 and 1980 are likely to feel the pinch at retirement.

THE STANDARD FINANCIAL STANDARD It is by creating channels through which millennials can express themselves that companies have managed to keep their youthful employees happy. [Courtesy] In 2008, PricewaterhouseCoopers predicted that by 2020, half of the world’s working population would be millennials. In their soaring numbers, this generation (born between 1981 and 1996) would be doing almost every task and supporting a burgeoning older generation. “Millennials matter because they are not ...

Generation X, Your AARP Card Awaits The advocacy group for the over-50 set welcomes a mercurial generation that never wanted to grow up in the first place. Reality really does bite: a still from the organization’s new ad.Credit...AARP By Alex Williams April 24, 2021, 6:00 a.m. ET The skateboarder, wearing a flannel shirt and black sneakers, glides a board plastered with stickers toward a kick-turn in a sun-dappled concrete bowl. The image might seem like the embodiment of the shredding youth,...

Facebook users ditch platform, find the social media giant boring, national survey shows TueTuesday 16 updated TueTuesday 16 Dr Roger Patulny says people are gaining more control over their social media use. ( Share Print text only Cancel It might be a technology giant used by 2.7 billion people, but Australians are losing their interest in Facebook because they think it is boring, according to new research. Key points: Social media users are reducing their Facebook use, according to research f...

Its a Home Sellers Market-and Baby Boomers Are Cashing In Its a Home Sellers Market-and Baby Boomers Are Cashing In In todays hot real estate market, the baby boomers are making out like bandits. This generation sold the most homes, helping them to buy new ones. Clare Trapasso, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail In the hottest real estate market since the peak before the Great Recession, home sellers are calling the shots. Most of those sellers are baby boomers—and theyre making out like bandi...

The main reason people relocated was to be closer to friends and family, which was cited by 31% of respondents. That was followed by more affordable living, with 27%, or relocating for a job, 21%. Others were motivated by opportunities for more space, 18%; different climates, 17%; or the ability to work from anywhere, 17%. While many of the respondents left cities, they did not go far. In the New York metro area, three of the five most popular places to relocate from Manhattan were less than 15...

Andy, Dag and Claire are in their twenties. Dissatisfied with society’s structures and expectations, they move to the Californian desert looking for new beginnings and more meaningful lives. To survive, the three get McJobs – “low-pay, low-prestige, low-dignity, low-benefit, no-future jobs in the service sector” – only finding solace in each other’s company and storytelling. This is the plot of Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, the first novel by Canadian writer and a...

How to Market Across Generations To reach different age groups, jewelers need to embrace multichannel advertising with targeted messaging. Mar 8, 2021 4:20 AM   By Leah Meirovich RAPAPORT... Many jewelers rely on “tried and true” methods of advertising, blasting consumers with the ideal of a happy couple: A ...