Gen Digital

A publisher is promoting the idea that AI should support learning rather than do the work for students: ask questions, verify answers, and form your own view. The message, tied to a book about an AI 'digital sidekick', is aimed at Gen Z students navigating studies and first jobs, and frames critical thinking as the human's job.

Generation Z is putting mental fitness at the centre of its wellness routines, treating mental health with the same discipline as physical exercise. Young people are increasingly adopting practices such as meditation, journalling, therapy apps and digital detoxes to manage stress and burnout, sparking wider debate about how the generation approaches emotional wellbeing.

Gen Digital Inc., the consumer cybersecurity company behind brands such as Norton and LifeLock, is seeing elevated attention around its stock, traded on Nasdaq under the ticker GEN. Investors are checking the latest share price, news and trading history as the company remains a regular fixture in finance trackers. No specific company announcement or earnings event is cited in the current coverage.

Gen Digital Inc., the consumer cybersecurity company behind Norton and LifeLock, is seeing heightened interest in its stock, with investors checking its price, news flow and trading history. The company trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker GEN and has been a regular name in finance coverage of cybersecurity and identity-protection firms.

Christian media outlets are asking how churches can reach Generation Alpha, the cohort born from around 2010, with the Christian message. The discussion, framed as 'get into their world', urges congregations to adapt to the digital-first habits and culture of the youngest generation rather than relying on traditional outreach methods.

A new report examines how Generation Z approaches fashion and what they expect from brands as AI shopping tools become common. It looks at how young consumers balance digital conveniences like virtual try-ons and personalized recommendations with demands for authenticity, sustainability and value, offering brands a picture of how to win over this demographic.

The Financial Times asks which galleries, dealers and platforms will win over Generation Z collectors, a cohort reshaping how art is bought and sold. Younger buyers favour digital discovery, affordability and values-driven collecting, and the industry is still searching for a business model that speaks to them.