Martha Mendoza

Associated Press

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Customs Blocks North Korean Imports

The North Korean workers found in Chinese factories aren't allowed to leave, and receive only a fraction of their pay — most goes straight to the North Korean state.

Customs Vows to Block N. Korean-Made Seafood

American consumers buying seafood labeled 'Caught in the USA, Processed in China' may inadvertently be subsidizing the government of Kim Jong Un as it builds nuclear weapons.

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Americans May Be Buying N. Korea-Produced Seafood

Workers have no access to telephones or email. And they are paid a fraction of their salaries, while the rest — as much as 70 percent — is taken by North Korea's government.

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Red Bull Scandal Exposes Web of Tax Havens

The Yoovidhya family's efforts to hide assets show how easily major global financial players can routinely — and, usually, legally — move billions of dollars with little or no oversight.

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More Tuna Makers Implicated in Price Fixing

A typical can of tuna today costs about $1.50 and the U.S. Department of Justice says that price may be the result of price fixing by Thai, South Korean and U.S. seafood dealers.