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Jennifer Liu

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Senior reporter for @CNBCMakeIt | @Mizzou magazine journalism grad | she/her | 💌: jennifer.liu@nbcuni.com
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26-year-old quit her corporate job to become a seamstress at Yellowstone National Park for $19.25/hour

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By Jennifer Liu Verified
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Zoe De La Paz believes in making your own luck . That mentality helped her gather the courage to quit her corporate day job in Chicago, break into the costuming field, and move to Yellowstone National Park to work as a seamstress — a path she hopes will eventually take her to New York City to work on Broadway and in film productions. Until recently, De La Paz, 26, was living in Chicago and working as a drafter for an engineering construction company.
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Brides are bringing back the one-night-only bachelorette party: 'You just come, have one perfect night and leave'

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By Jennifer Liu Verified
| CNBC Verified
Show up. Go hard. Go home. That sums up how Talia Mayden approached her one-night-only bachelorette party. In June, the New York-based designer and writer posted online about having a less-than-24-hour bash with her closest friends: pre-dinner drinks at a Lower East Side bar, a $1,100 private dinner at a Chinatown restaurant that seats 25, and an hour-long party bus rental ending with a night of scream-singing at a nearby dive bar.
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'This bargain is eroding': Inside the youngest generations' view of the American Dream

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By Jennifer Liu Verified, Ashton Jackson Verified
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Every generation faces economic and social "shocks," as David Blanchflower describes era-defining crises like the Great Recession, 9/11 and the Vietnam War. But no generation in the U.S. since the Silent Generation, which includes people currently aged 81 to 98, has suffered quite as much shock as Gen Z, and the viability of their American Dream is at stake, says Blanchflower, a Dartmouth College labor economist and lecturer.
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