Millennials are more likely to make large material purchases like homes and automobiles over the next decade, and will be the driving force behind total consumer spending as they grow older, become more affluent, and have children. … Scripps Networks …

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Across town is Fort Wayne, an immense and impressive nineteenth century creation, built to guard against invasion by Canada; a place from where legions of young men were inducted into service for more modern wars. … of ink and film to find out who …

To land the best of those jobs, workers need sophisticated vocabularies, advanced problem-solving abilities and other high-value skills that the U.S. economy does a good job of bestowing on young people from wealthy families — but cannot seem to …

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Banks employing this strategy may also make some surprising acquisitions and partnerships outside of the industry as ambitious leaders look beyond legacy products for new revenue streams, and increasingly providing non-banking services to customers in …

Only 1 per cent of Australians have coeliac disease, a condition that causes the immune system to react to gluten found in wheat and grain products, yet it has become a fashion statement to say you're gluten free in Melbourne's exclusive suburbs …

The first part of the study, CFAS I, took place between 1989 and 1994, with over 7000 people interviewed about lifestyle, health, socioeconomic factors, medication, social care, and other factors, with around 1500 participants going on to be …