A growing share of young adults are staying in their parents’ homes, which could be due to financial reasons. As more young adults live at home, this trend could weigh on consumer spending as those ...

Tired from work and craving a sweet treat or a spa day? Young people in China have a new mantra for that: “Ai ni laoji!” The phrase, meaning “love you, dear friend,” took off on Chinese social media ...

More young people in Japan are against the ropes immediately after entering adulthood. The "bank of mom and dad" does not ...

‘Are You Dead?’: New App Captures Anxieties of Young Chinese Living Alone Your email has been sent The app, which requires users to check in regularly to confirm ...