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Elizabeth Schulze
Elizabeth Schulze is a field producer at CNBC and contributor to CNBC.com. She previously worked as a producer on the breaking news desk and an associate producer at CNBC's "The Kudlow Report." Elizabeth graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
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President Trump's bullying could turn out to be exactly what a fractured European Union needed in order to band closer together
President Trump could be exactly what a fractured European Union needs to band closer together. CNBC’s Elizabeth Schulze explains.
Tomorrowland is among a growing number of live music festivals catering to a younger generation spending big money on once in a lifetime experiences.
Formula One hosted its first-ever live event in the heart of London to attract a younger, bigger audience.
The Fed is often called the most powerful bank in the world but what does it really do? CNBC's Elizabeth Schulze explains.
Goldman estimates that every percentage point increase of Americans with health insurance yielded a 0.6 percent rise in health employment.
The president-elect's fight to stop U.S. companies from moving jobs overseas is garnering support from an unlikely group.
German companies are holding out hope free trade will win over protectionist policies under a Trump administration.
Results from the CNBC All-America Survey found that 26 percent of Americans hold a less favorable view of the Trump brand since the campaign began.
A memorial at the European Central Bank's new headquarters in Frankfurt honors thousands of Jews who were sent from there to concentration camps.
