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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un chastised Donald Trump, calling the president's United Nations address "unprecedented rude nonsense."
President Donald Trump on Thursday said the United States planned to put more sanctions on North Korea.
President Donald Trump signs an executive order to expand his authority to target people and institutions doing business with North Korea.
An international group of cryptography experts has forced the U.S. National Security Agency to back down over two data encryption techniques it wanted set as global industry standards.
In Brazil, Foxconn's plans unraveled quickly, N.Y. Times reports.
Here's the text of President Trump's stern warning to North Korea in language rarely seen at the United Nations.
President Trump says if the U.S. "is forced to defend itself and its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea."
According to Qatar's economy and trade minister, the state's finances are faring "better than ever."
Britain's decision to leave the Europe Union is likely to lead to a net fiscal loss for the government's public finances, says think tank.
When President Trump addresses the United Nations on Tuesday, he will say international cooperation is necessary to thwart North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit used Facebook in the early hours of Tuesday to describe the "mind-boggling" real-time impact of Hurricane Maria.
The EU commissioner said American internet companies often don't pay their "fair share" of European taxes.
President Trump starts his week at the United Nations General Assembly by calling for reforms.
The auction would offer rival retailers equal footing for ads on the search engine.
North Korea's nuclear threat looms large this week over the annual gathering of world leaders at the United Nations in New York.
Some of the biggest companies in the world are finding they need to play by an entirely new set of rules on the once-anarchic internet.
A WSJ report suggested Trump was backing away from his pledge on the Paris accord, but the White House shot it down.
Bill and Melinda Gates issued a call to the world's largest economy to redouble its financial commitment to needy countries.
North Korea's goal is reaching "equilibrium" of military force with the United States, its state agency said on Saturday.
Britain lifted its national security threat level to critical from severe on Friday, meaning an attack is expected.
World Economy
South Korea's approval of an $8 million North Korea aid package is likely to muddle efforts to isolate the rogue nation.
Switzerland's largest bank remained confident about the prospects of the world's second-largest economy.
China is about to get its first new PBOC chief in 15 years, and the selection could show what Beijing has planned.
World Markets
European stocks open lower Friday morning as geopolitical concerns take center stage.
Asian shares fell on Friday after a North Korea signaled it could consider testing a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific.
The dollar buckled on Friday as tensions simmered on the Korean peninsula.
