Many Hispanic millennials are taking responsibility not for their own financial needs but also those of family members during the pandemic. Nearly three-quarters are supporting family members ...

In fact, regardless of the state of retail at large, Hispanic millennials — especially Latinas — are the new now of retail, and their impact on your bottom line may be more than you realize.

Fusion, which launched Monday, and El Rey are among new cable channels targeting Hispanic Millennials with programming in English that plays to their culture, lifestyle and sense of humor.

While only 31% of U.S.-born Hispanic Millennials said they felt close to their Latino culture, they overwhelmingly (73%) stated that their cultural background influenced the food and beverage ...

Study: Millennials didn't stray far from where they grew up By Mike Schneider, Associated Press Monday, July 25, 2022 | 7:47 a.m.

The Pew Research Center found that a record number of Hispanic voters could head to the polls in November, topping the 11.2 million who voted in 2012, but that Hispanic millennials — who are ...

Sixty-two percent of millennials with OUD were receiving treatment in 2018, including 62% of white millennials with OUD, 46% of Black millennials and 39% of Hispanic millennials with the disorder.

47% MILLENNIALS, GEN Z WON’T DATE SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T RECYCLE, STUDY CLAIMS Young adulthood is a period in life when migration is highest in the U.S. The study looked at the likelihood of ...

Tr3s Targets Hispanic Millennials with New Original Content . NEW YORK, May 15: More than 300 hours of fresh programming is on the roster for Tr3s, which previewed a number of its new reality ...

Black millennials are also more likely to work in low-paying gig economy jobs that don't offer employer-sponsored retirement accounts than White or Hispanic workers.

October 15, 2020 Nearly one in three millennials now suffer from mental health conditions, according to study And COVID-19 could be making things worse – more than 90% of adults said the ...

It turns out millennials haven't strayed very far from the areas where they grew up, a study released Monday by Harvard University and U.S. Census Bureau researchers found.