It's Boomers versus Gen Y — catharsis with a pro-wrestling jolt.
For those scratching their heads over the title, it's boomer-speak for "How much do I need before I can retire?" Brooks is a long-time D.C.-based financial journalist and when he speaks, smart people listen.
When King herself joined in Mueller's performance of "I Feel the Earth Move," it was boomer heaven.
This article argues that it is boomers who made the N.F.L. great and millennials who are destroying it.
If anything, it was boomers who rescued our economy in the 1980s and 1990s through the high-tech entrepreneurial economy they created.
Our polling shows it is boomers who are the most interested in prescription drug coverage because you're thinking about your mom and at the same time wondering about your own future.
According to a report published by Age Concern earlier this month, it is boomers rather than the twenty-somethings coveted by David Cameron who are key to winning the next general election - and most of them haven't yet made their mind up yet how to vote.
As uncomfortable as it may be, Boomer and Gen-X leaders who don't provide continual feedback — good and bad — are at risk of alienating their single-largest employee population.
It's unabashed boomer sentimentalism.
