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Millennials are finally old. A New York Times op-ed declared that the generation’s “task now is figuring out how to age gracefully into this next phase of the generational life cycle.” The Wall Street Journal reported in 2024 that the generation born between roughly the early 1980s and mid-1990s is entering midlife even wealthier than […]
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Millennials are finally old. Recommended Stories Amazon mulling reboot of The Apprentice with Trump Jr. as possible host: Report ‘Assassination culture is now being embraced by the Left’: Joe Concha Animal Farm filmmakers push back on ‘anti-capitalist’ movie criticism A New York Times op-ed declared that the generation’s “task now is figuring out how to age gracefully into this next phase of the generational life cycle.” The Wall Street Journal reported in 2024 that the generation born between roughly the early 1980s and mid-1990s is entering midlife even wealthier than their baby boomer and Generation X predecessors. New York City’s first millennial mayor is stamping his hyper-earnest progressivism on a global financial metropolis.
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