Business
Information related to the North Korea business sector
Law and order: North Korea’s up-to-date Penal Code
The 2015 edition reveals how the DPRK continues to punish political and economic crimes
UNSC sanctions won’t change Kim Jong Un’s strategic calculus: ROK expert
Gyeongsang National University's Park Jong-chol says the DPRK economy remains adaptive
How North Koreans get rich on overseas labor jobs
Businessmen like Mr. Lee may see their prospects cut by an upcoming UN ban on DPRK workers abroad
Dandong company involved in coal, North Korean labor, and shipping clothes to U.S.: investigation
Research finds a large Chinese company at the heart of international network
The View from Jingshan: China reacts to inter-Korean dialogue, maritime interdictions
DPRK-ROK talks were cited as proof that Beijing's strategy is working, but the issue of sanctions looms large
Ahead of UNSC ban, North Korea earns USD$36 million from textile exports
November saw shipments fall to lower levels than previous months, however
Sanctioned oil tanker, company linked to North Korea’s Central Bank
Trade data reveals connection between Kumbyol Trading Company and DPRK's top bank
Seized oil tanker linked to N. Korean networks, investigation reveals
Despite Panamanian flag, KOTI owned by Chinese nationals tied to DPRK proliferation
Kaesong shut-down scandal: What Pres. Park’s decision means for N. Korea policy
Complex was improperly closed, experts say, but new UN sanctions mean it is unlikely to re-open
London calling: UK shell companies in North Korea’s networks
Investigation shows how London companies own ships visiting Chinese and DPRK coal ports
