A group reportedly affiliated to the collective Anonymous claimed the hack that suspended several websites early Wednesday.
The Kim Jong Un-led country conducted a rocket launch Sunday, triggering calls from Western nations for stricter sanctions.
Japan government bond yields turned negative on Tuesday, underscoring risk aversion, following drops in U.S. stocks.
U.S. intelligence warned that once started, it would take a few weeks to create nuclear stockpiles.
Markets across the globe fell on growing concerns about a global slowdown.
Following a day of tumultuous trading in Japan — which saw investors fleeing toward safe assets — European stock markets traded in the red Tuesday.
On Tuesday, as investors scrambled toward safe-haven assets, yields on longer-term Japanese bonds fell below zero for the first time in history.
While North Korea's rocket launch was criticized internationally, a U.S. defense official said the satellite was incapable of functioning accurately.
Stocks slumped in Japan and Australia early Tuesday while markets elsewhere in the region remained closed for Lunar New Year.
After North Korea claimed to launch a rocket Sunday, Beijing is reportedly concerned over news that the U.S. could deploy a missile system nearby.
Investors also looked to the Federal Reserve for its next move following weak U.S. economic data this year.
The steep decline in oil prices has investors wondering how the U.S. Federal Reserve will proceed with its next monetary policy move.
The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is a time for reuniting with family and indulging in delicacies such as Buddha’s delight, nian gao and yusheng.
The rocket launch, ostensibly to put a satellite in orbit, has drawn widespread condemnation. China — North Korea’s closest ally — also expressed “regret” over the move.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz was asked whether he would order a preemptive strike on North Korea, but he said he couldn't answer without more intel.
In order to grow, young stars need lots of gas and matter. Getting the necessary meals can be quite violent.
Damage caused by the magnitude-6.4 quake that struck the island nation Saturday included the collapse of a 17-story apartment building in the city of Tainan.
Sharp’s shares gained 25.7 percent in two days on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Friday reports of Foxconn’s chief flying to Japan to meet company officials.
The world’s largest automaker said that Friday’s outlook did not include the impact of the suspension of its Japanese facilities.
Singapore stocks ticked upward in early Friday trading, while South Korean stocks remained flat.
Formerly excluded, Syrian women are joining men in the front line of search and rescue operations on the crumbling, war-torn streets of their country.
After an accounting scandal last year, the Japanese company has been working hard to exit some of its unprofitable ventures.