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Politics and polling data reveal a remarkable shift in American attitudes toward socialism. More Democrats now view socialism favorably (42 percent) than unfavorably (34 percent). Among young adults, socialism does even better with a 43 percent favorable view vs. only 26 percent unfavorable. Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, a self-described Democratic Socialist, has surprised the establishment with the strength of his campaign. 
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Millennials, and technology, have changed how, when, and where we work - are we hear-ing the death knell for the 9 to 5 work day?
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The world economy is corrupt to the core. While this may sound hyperbolic, it doesn’t really matter whether it’s entirely accurate. This is the perception a large group of millennials h…
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Two decades ago, Tyler Xiong and his parents had to live in a commune guided by the strict socialist teachings of Mao Zedong.
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By 2017, Millennials may have the largest buying power in the U.S. To embrace them, nonprofits can’t just prepare, they actually must change.
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In the very near future, millennials (ages 18-36) will have the greatest combined purchasing power in history. Connecting with the group, however, will require some fresh approaches and new tactics.…
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Millennials are earning a reputation for doing things differently. They communicate intensively using social networking, are revolutionizing transportation, and now they are demanding corporate sustainability and accountability.
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Memo to Millennials: Corporate America doesn’t want to have a “dialogue” about your “concerns.” Being an employee is not like being a college student.
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Millennials discuss the effect of the sharing economy on their behaviors and expectations.
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This 5 part series is going to focus on trends being commonly linked to the the millennial generation but focusing on how these changes and new philosophies transform the future of work
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Millennials are having to cope with an economy that is not delivering high-quality jobs
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We set out to identify the industries most likely to be transformed by Millennials, the largest generation in American history.
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The future of work is here and it's changing the workplace. This introductory post explains why these changes are taking place and it's impact on our field.
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The results are startling but line up with previous research on this subject.
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The youngest workers loathe pointlessly rigid schedules and veal-pen cubicles but are enchanted by flexibility and opportunity.
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Local millennial officeholders share the perspective of politicians who aren't yet old enough to be president.
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Discover, distill, and understand who they are. Generation Me. Trophy Kids. Generation Stuck. Whatever they's called, Millennial Generation is changing th
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The case for Co-op and Internships for students in food https://t.co/Ons2CUcBhm https://t.co/2ZwIzYX6lj
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Millennials are driving crowdfunding, but disrupting the global market for charitable giving.
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Exclusive new data shows how debt, unemployment and property prices have combined to stop millennials taking their share of western wealth
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Even in expensive cities, the sharing economy may have met its limits.
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Technology is not a nice-to-have for the millennial generation; it's a deal breaker. And considering that by 2030 75 per cent of the workforce will be millennials, it's something to take seriously.
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Millennials are the generation born between 1980-2000, and they are entering their prime spending years. They make up the largest generation segment. There are more millennials than baby-boomers, so where they put their money matters.
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