Gen Xers know you pay more attention to Gen Zers, millennials, and boomers. They don't care.

This popular Gen X slang word baffled the Gen Z participants who took part in our quiz, with several theorizing it was ...

The country’s youngest legal drinkers, Generation Z, are showing up in bars less, drinking less and changing how Americans ...

The late '80s and early '90s (for the most part) were the very brief time when Generation X ruled the culture. Movies, including classics like Reality Bites, The Breakfast Club, and so many others ...

For the first time, a high volume of Gen-Z, Millennials and Gen-X are now working closely together. This shift in labor dynamics marks a prime opportunity for reverse or 360 mentorship.

Rabobank Research reports that Gen Z accounts for just 3.6% of alcohol purchases in the United States. Generation X leads at 27.5%, followed by millennials and boomers at roughly 25% each.