Learning, working, contribution and legacy

Work Reimagined, which starts today, is a joint project with the social-media site LinkedIn, which can help consumers navigate online.

Stanford's Carstensen: "The shame is that we're only looking at the problems, not looking for opportunities."

Twice as many people 65+ are working today as did so 15 years ago.

Keep working -- says UK article.

The percentage of people who work and people who want to work has increased markedly in both the 65-and-older and 75-and-older groups

The WSJ article is a deep dive into the working lives of the oldest.

The aging-related opportunities for baby boomers looking for a second career.

Video visits with older workers.

Los Angeles therapist is "too busy to die.''

Trial and error is a more effective learning method for seniors (study's average age of 70).