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Heesun Wee
Heesun Wee was a reporter for CNBC.com.
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- By: Heesun Wee
Kim Jong Un meets President Trump at the historic Singapore Summit on Tuesday, and talk may go beyond denuclearization toward helping North Korea's struggling economy.
- By: Heesun Wee
North Korea has become a wellspring for entrepreneurs despite Kim Jong Un's totalitarian regime.
- By: Heesun Wee
There are pockets of new money in this emerging market, and US companies like Google and Nike are establishing firm footholds.
- By: Heesun Wee
Critics say Donald Trump's immigration policies will wreck the US economy. These five states in particular could be the biggest casualties.
- By: Heesun Wee
From no tipping to cashless, mobile transactions, your restaurant experience is changing, according to an American Express survey.
- By: Heesun Wee
If there were a Trump wall, what would happen to local U.S. economies just north of Mexico? McAllen, Texas, is a good place to start.
- By: Heesun Wee
The survey found 89 percent of U.S. adults weren't familiar with the term "gig economy," according to new data from the Pew Research Center.
- By: Heesun Wee
Legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate and House on Wednesday to make food date labeling less confusing and more consistent.
- By: Heesun Wee
In nine out of 10 cities, there are fewer middle class families since 2000, according to new data from Pew.
- By: Heesun Wee
The Fort McMurray fire in Canada may be just the beginning. Scientists say climate change is creating a new perfect storm of "super fires."
