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Summertime is all about pool parties, barbecues and music festivals. About 32 million people attend at least one music festival in the United States each year, according to Nielsen’s new …

As high-profile data breaches make international headlines at an alarmingly steady pace, Americans’ trust in the companies they do business with on a regular basis is slipping. According to a …

While more people are committed to and enthusiastic about their work than at any time since Gallup began measuring employee engagement in 2000, the overall number still represents less than …

Even as more people spend their lives tethered to the digital world, using smartphone apps and scouring social media feeds, the popularity of mobile banking hasn’t quite caught on in …

During this holiday season, many people will take time to reflect on what they are thankful for. Family and friends are the most obvious recipients of holiday gratitude, as they …

A new study by the Pew Research Center has revealed that the increase in student loan borrowing over the past 20 years has been significantly greater for students from more …

While almost half of all Americans say they are spending more this year over last, it’s not necessarily good news for the economy, according to a new Gallup poll on …

Talking about personal things at work might not be as taboo with Millennials as it was with the generations before them, according to a study by LinkedIn. Sixty-seven percent of …

Three magic words probably enticed you to read this article: working from home. Articles about workplace flexibility and work from home career options have been everywhere lately. Those three simple …

My generation gets a lot of media attention. From selfies to social media, Millennials have a reputation for narcissism and entitlement. We’re not all bad, I promise. And though there …