November 2019

Cover Story

The rise of the millennials

As boomers exit, the 2020s will see America’s largest generation dominate the workplace

Millennials include everyone born between 1981 and 1996, which, at 73 million, surpassed the aging baby boomers this year as our largest living generation.

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Interview

Betting on success

The Pamunkey tribe has high hopes for its planned Norfolk casino

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Robert Gray, chief of the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, talks heritage, federal recognition and casino plans.

Opinion

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‘Screen-side manner’

Telehealth expands specialists’ reach into remote areas and saves lives

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Initially focused on rural areas, U.Va.’s telehealth program has expanded to wherever there is a shortage of specialists.

New kids on the block(chain)

Are cryptocurrencies the future of finance?

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This volatile new financial sector has been a roller coaster journey of high hopes, altered plans and sobering realizations.

Brilliant diversity

Preparing Gen Z for work requires new tech and new attitudes

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The oldest members of Generation Z will turn 22 this year, putting them firmly in the traditional college-age bracket.

Innovation engine

GMU strives to jump-start high-reward ideas, feed tech pipeline

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Emergent Ventures is a step toward making “moonshots a reality,” Tyler Cowen, faculty director of the Mercatus Center, said when the program was announced in July 2018.

The place for placemaking

Fairfax County is NoVa’s epicenter for development

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Local leaders realized that they needed to get serious about diversifying their economy, and the result has been an ambitious, two-pronged plan to refashion Fairfax into a center of the knowledge economy.

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