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Information related to the North Korea business sector
Is coffee popular in North Korea?
Coffee was once a luxury item in the capital Pyongyang – and even rarer everywhere else in the country
Over the border: What Dandong means to N. Korea
‘Unremarkable’ Chinese city holds historical and present-day significance for its neighbors
Sanctioned N. Korean vessel becomes regular visitor to Russia
Ship inspection records show regular visits to Russian ports, vessel one of two visiting Russia in recent months
From pilgrimage to profit: N. Korea’s search for tourism revenue
Opening of new terminal at Sunan airport a new step in tourism infrastructure – but will tourists come?
Two ships crewed by N. Koreans arrested in South Africa
Owners had defaulted on mortgage payments, crew only recently able to go back to North Korea
The bustling North Korean consumer goods market
Far from impoverished, Northerners’ ownership of TVs and home phones continues accelerating
Inside North Korea’s cell network: ex-Koryolink technical director reveals all
Tech. director reveals third network for elites' use; says cellphones unlikely to spark revolution
Interview: Large-scale investment in DPRK beginning “in a few months”
Phill Hynes, risk management consultant on the upcoming investment talks to sheds light on the plans
Chinese-state affiliated company announces major N. Korea investment plan
Investment could play major role in modernizing DPRK infrastructure, if it materializes
U.S. Treasury fines American company for insuring N. Korean vessels
Company fined $270,000 but took more than $1 million in insurance payments from North Korea between 2008 and 2011
