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Michael Sheetz
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Michael Sheetz joined CNBC as a News Associate in June 2017, covering breaking news for CNBC.com. He reports primarily for the technology and markets verticals, specializing in commercial space industry coverage.
His career in business journalism began at CNBC in September 2015 as an intern for the Strategic Content team. Michael landed two further internships with CNBC, with the Assignment Desk in January 2016 and the Mad Money production team in January 2017. He is an alumnus of the 2016 Dow Jones News Fund.
In May 2017, Michael graduated as a Founder's Scholar from The King's College with a bachelor of the arts in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, double-minoring in Journalism and Theology. He served as Editor-in-Chief of The Empire State Tribune for three semesters.
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- By: Michael Sheetz
Chevron chief executive officer John Watson will step down, according to The Wall Street Journal.
- By: Michael Sheetz
Senior Department of Homeland Security officials spoke ahead of President Trump's visit to the border in Arizona.
- By: Michael Sheetz
Chicken Soup for Soul Entertainment will begin trading Friday on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "CSSE."
- By: Michael Sheetz
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer will make an announcement regarding the statue of Robert E. Lee in the city and the legacy of Heather Heyer.
- By: Michael Sheetz
Former Minuteman launch control officer Bruce Blair tells CNBC about the eight steps involved in launching from the U.S. strategic arsenal.
- By: Michael Sheetz
The consumer sentiment index rose to 97.6 in August, in a survey of consumers by The University of Michigan.
- By: Michael Sheetz
In a rating of hedge funds' top 10 holdings, 16 funds held Alphabet in the most recent quarter.
- By: Michael Sheetz
Leading indicators increased in July, in-line with expectations and continuing momentum of an improving economic outlook.
- By: Michael Sheetz
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer delivered an uncompromising list of demands on behalf of the White House.
- By: Michael Sheetz
3M CEO Inge Thulin is leaving President Donald Trump's Manufacturing Advisory Council, the seventh chief executive to leave.
