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Ellen Sheng

Ellen Sheng

special to CNBC.com

Ellen Sheng is a writer and editor with a focus on business, finance, fintech and US-China investment. She was formerly staff reporter at Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal.

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As America reopens, prepare for a flood of coronavirus workplace lawsuits

Ellen ShengMay 20, 2020

How your company office could change in the post-coronavirus era

Ellen ShengApril 21, 2020

Companies offer cash-strapped employees daily pay cards and other flex-pay options as a lifeline

Ellen ShengMarch 30, 2020

Facebook, Google talk sharing phone data with government to fight coronavirus, but there are risks

Ellen ShengMarch 19, 2020

This underfunded female demographic is launching the most start-ups in US, far from Silicon Valley

Ellen ShengFebruary 25, 2020

Companies will pay more wages when new overtime rule goes into effect Jan. 1

Ellen ShengDecember 30, 2019

India's $62 billion sanitation economy is fueling entrepreneurs in renewable energy

Ellen ShengDecember 15, 2019

Remote companies value the skills veterans offer — and are seeking candidates right now

Ellen ShengNovember 11, 2019

Amazon's ant-size competition in designing the warehouse of the future

Ellen ShengNovember 12, 2019

Underbanked cannabis industry fights to finance growth, leaving biz owners empty-handed

Ellen ShengOctober 1, 2019

How Rosetta Stone has prospered despite the Silicon Valley onslaught in language learning

Ellen ShengJuly 21, 2019

Employee privacy in the US is at stake as corporate surveillance tech monitors workers' every move

Ellen ShengApril 15, 2019