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The Trump administration intensified pressure on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to disband his nuclear weapons program by imposing another round of sanctions -- this time, on one Chinese businessman and several North Korean shipping and trading companies and vessels.

1. More trouble at Uber: Hackers accessed millions of Uber users' personal information last year, but the company did not report the hack until Tuesday.

No meaningful progress is being made in NAFTA trade talks between the United States, Canada and Mexico, increasing the odds that President Trump could withdraw from a critical 23-year old agreement.

CBS News and PBS both said Tuesday that Charlie Rose's contracts with them had been terminated.

John Lasseter, one of the biggest names in animation, is taking a leave of absence from Disney following what he called "missteps."

Citibank must pay $6.5 million for illegal student loan servicing practices, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Tuesday.

Two of President Trump's agencies are sending mixed messages about the regulation of media and telecommunications companies.

President Trump weighed in Tuesday on the Justice Department's suit to block AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, criticizing the deal.

Facebook has worked to improve its advertising services to better police potentially discriminatory advertisements, but a report from ProPublica released on Tuesday found problematic ads are still getting through.

Meg Whitman said in July she had no plans to stop being CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Sarah Palin isn't ready to give up her legal battle against the New York Times just yet. Attorneys for the former Republican vice presidential candidate filed a motion Tuesday appealing a federal judge's ruling to dismiss her defamation lawsuit against the newspaper.

The criminal investigation into last summer's hacking of HBO has nabbed a suspect.

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Many too-big-to-fail banks have grown even larger during the decade since the financial crisis.

The days of net neutrality are numbered.

Kay, Jared and Zales' diamonds are losing their sparkle.

It's been called the Weinstein effect.