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Facts Tagged With 55-64 years old
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40% of millennials are interested in making in-person payments with smartphones, compared to 34% for gen xers, and 18% for boomers
Harris Poll 66 - Mobile Payments
86% of US internet users aged 18-29 use Facebook, compared to 73% for those aged 30-49, and 57% for 50-64
PIP_SocialMediaUsers
83% of US internet users aged 18-29 use at least one social media site, compared to 77% for those aged 30-49, and 52% for 50-64
PIP_SocialMediaUsers
66% of tablet owners 25-64 check sports scores on their tablets while watching TV
Super Bowl XLVII: How We Watch and Connect Across Screens | Nielsen Wire
70% of recent immigrants to the U.S. from Japan and South Korea aged 25-64 have at least a bachelor's degree
The Rise of Asian Americans | Pew Social
61% of adults ages 25 -64 who have immigrated to the U.S. from Asia in recent years have at least a bachelor’s degree
The Rise of Asian Americans | Pew Social
26% of online U.S. consumers aged 18-29 use Twitter, compared to 14% of those 30-49, and 9% of those 50-64
Twitter Use 2012 | Pew Research Center's Internet
88% of those who play pre-installed PC games are aged 25 or older
Vintage PC Video Games Still Thrive in World of Apps | Nielsen Wire
There are 79MM Millennials in the U.S., compared to 76MM Boomers
bcg.perspectives - The Millennial Consumer
38% of Western European smartphone or tablet owners aged 18-34 watch online video on their devices, compared to 27% of those aged 35-55
Interactive Europe
64% of Western European smartphone or tablet owners aged 18-34 access social media sites on their devices at least once a week, compared to 48% of those aged 35-55
Interactive Europe
66% of millennials own smartphones, compared to 53% for generation X, and 28% for boomers
The State of Mobile America
Practical decisions drive choice of retailers for 80% of Boomers, compared to 50% of Millennials
Brodeur Partners Uncovers Boomer/Gen Y 'Practicality Divide' in Retail
Sharability of retail experiences is twice as important to Gen Y as to Boomers
Brodeur Partners Uncovers Boomer/Gen Y 'Practicality Divide' in Retail
Sensory appeal and the ability of a retailer to "make me smile" are one-third more important to Gen Y than to Boomers
Brodeur Partners Uncovers Boomer/Gen Y 'Practicality Divide' in Retail
Seniors spent 28% more on online luxury fashion bargain purchases in 2011 than in 2010, compared to 19% for millennials, 12% for gen xers, and 9% for boomers
American Express Business Insights Data Show Full-Price Online Luxury Fashion Spending Sizzling as New York Fashion Week Heats Up - Yahoo! Finance
52% of Millennials visit social media sites daily, compared to 40% of Gen Xers and 37% of Boomers
Identifying the Allure of Social Networking: Traits, Behaviors, and Motivators