For the past 16 years, Jon Stewart has hostedThe Daily Show, poking fun at America’s politics and national media. In the process, he became a darling of America’s Gen Y. But how did Stewart’s satire come to resonate so clearly with this generation? And where will they head next for their news?

Britain is becoming less religious, with people ditching the faith they were born into and vacating church pews quicker than you can say the Lord’s Prayer. The latest census figures show that the number of Brits saying they have no religion has nearly doubled since 2011 to 48.5%.

Blessing ceremonies? Power stones? Cultivating one’skienergy? Gen Yers in Japan aren't just embracing these things – a growing number are spending on them, too. Amid economic turmoil and rampant Americanisation, young Japan is turning to religion for both their personal and national identities.

How are insurers adapting to Gen Y mindsets? Do people really value things more if they pay with cash? Why are banks still investing in ATMs? And how are financial brands helping Boomers and Seniors future-proof?