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Jenny Town is a leading expert on North Korea at the Stimson Institute and the director of Stimson's 38 North Program. She told an amazing tale on Monday.

Cryptocurrency prices rose broadly on Monday, with bitcoin climbing above $27,000 for the first time this month.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's goals for the United Nations General Assembly include bolstering global economic security.

U.S. consumers have cut back on spending and plan to continue to do so through the holiday shopping season, a new CNBC-Morning Consult survey says.

New York is the latest state to adopt a law around pay transparency in job postings.

There are a lot of changes, but here are some of the highlights in iOS 17 you need to know about.

New York is stepping up its efforts to stop unlicensed smoke shops from selling marijuana, as the state struggles to boot up its legal marketplace.

Ford might have to take things into their own hands if its unable to make a deal with the union, Jim Cramer said Monday.

The state claims that big oil companies have intentionally covered up their role in exacerbating climate change since at least the 1970s.

Hall of fame golfer Gary Player talks about the intersection of golf and politics, and weighs in on the upcoming Ryder Cup in Italy.

The AI-powered tool is called an Augmented Reality Microscope, or ARM, and Google and the Department of Defense have been quietly working on it for years.

Citi is upgrading some of its services for institutional clients using blockchain technology.

A first of its kind factory that will build humanoid robots is set to open in Salem, Oregon

Siamak Namazi, Morad Tahbaz, Emad Sharghi and two unnamed citizens were released Monday as part of a deal that unfroze $6 billion of Iranian money

Musk has been accused by civil rights groups of amplifying antisemitic content on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

Two New York City locations will be the first to test the new oil.

Clorox said a cyberattack it disclosed last month will have a material impact on its fiscal first quarter results.

Morgan Stanley said the lead time for the latest iPhone line in the U.S. is a reflection of "both supply constraints and strong early demand."

Homebuilder sentiment fell into negative territory as potential buyers struggle to afford new homes in a higher mortgage rate environment.

The marketing automation company estimated in the filing that its IPO price to fall between $27 and $29, up from the $25 to $27 range it previously estimated.