Gen Z women are leaning into office-inspired clothing — but they're not wearing it to the office

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AI might threaten jobs unless you're a specialist

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Many employers are showing an appetite for workers with deep specialization.

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Goodbye backpacks. The cool kids are going back to school with a $155 Longchamp tote in hand.

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Longchamp has been named the "it bag" of the school season.

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Gen Zers aren't lonely. They're fueling a vibrant social renaissance.

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I'm a first-generation funeral director. The industry is facing a labor shortage and young women are its future.

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Allyse Worland is a first-generation funeral director and embalmer.

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These millennials and Gen Z-ers are going on vacation — no matter how much it costs

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Five Gen Zs and millennials explained to Business Insider how they pay for travel, whether through a sinking fund, incurring debt, or using buy now, pay later services like Affirm and Klarna.

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A Gen Zer moved to Colorado from Texas because of its restrictive abortion laws. She said life is more expensive but the quality of life is worth it.

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Suzy Cubberley, 26, left Texas because she didn't agree with the state's restrictive abortion laws. She moved to Colorado, even though life is more expensive there.

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The 'office siren' aesthetic is taking off on social media, but one expert warns it's rooted in sexism

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The "office siren" trend is all over TikTok, with some videos racking up millions of views.

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3 key things to keep in mind if you're considering a job in AI, according to a Gen Z data scientist

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Pranjali Ajay Parse said AI jobs require robust skills and the ability to collaborate with many teams.

Pranjali Ajay Parse

As a college professor, I know Gen Z gets a bad rap. But their strengths are being overlooked.

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Gen Z college students are more welcoming.

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