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Evelyn Cheng
Evelyn Cheng is a staff writer at CNBC.com covering daily U.S. market moves and broader market trends across both the United States and China.
Prior to CNBC, Cheng held internships with several news outlets including The New York Times Shanghai Bureau and Metro New York.
Cheng holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism, Urban Design and Architecture Studies from New York University. She was a recipient of the Edwin Diamond Undergraduate Award, presented to the top undergraduate journalism student at NYU, and a winner of the Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition. Cheng was also the Editor in Chief of NYU's Asian American interest magazine, Generasian.
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The bitcoin offshoot surged to a record, helped by strong demand from South Korea and increased profitability for digital currency "miners."
- By: Evelyn Cheng
The bitcoin offshoot, bitcoin cash, soared Friday after indications it could achieve its goal of speeding up transactions.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
Bitcoin climbed above $4,500 to a record high Thursday, giving it a market valuation larger than that of Netflix.
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The White House strongly denied rumors that National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn might leave the Trump administration.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
By the charts and economic fundamentals, emerging market stocks look ready to run higher, according to Triogem's Tim Seymour.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
A former Bank of America technology consultant allegedly shared more than 50 trading tips with friends, according to U.S. government documents.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
The latest political turmoil is spelling trouble for accomplishing anything on the Trump administration's agenda, a former national economic advisor said.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
Chinese investments in the U.S. have more than halved this year, according to Dealogic.
- By: Evelyn Cheng
Amid the political chaos of the last few days, the White House's chief economic advisor, Gary Cohn, said Tuesday that tax reform can happen this year.
