Patricia Kowsmann

WSJ got rare access to a criminal enclave in the Philippines from which gangs targeted people around the world, including Americans.

Alice Guo was linked to a crime den in the Philippine town where she served

On an October morning in 2022, an alleged drug trafficker drove a white pickup truck into the parking lot of a Global Fresh Market in San Gabriel, Calif., and stopped alongside a blue Maserati.

Patricia Kowsmann is a senior reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in Singapore. She covers all things touching money, including financial scandals, economic sanctions, banks and crypto.

More than $6 billion from heists highlights the sophistication of cyber operations funneling cash to Kim Jong Un’s nuclear program.

At 11:49 a.m. on July 18, North Korean hackers pounced on a major cryptocurrency exchange handling hundreds of millions of dollars.

If foreign investors lose faith in America, there is a lot of unwinding to do, as these two charts, focused on the Treasury market, show.

Patricia Kowsmann is a senior reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in Singapore. She covers all things touching money, including financial scandals, economic sanctions, banks and crypto.

The small technology company with operations in China said it struck a $300 million funding deal to help it amass a stockpile of cryptocurrencies, including the president’s $TRUMP meme coin.

GD Culture Group, a small technology company with operations in China, said it struck a $300 million funding deal to help it amass a stockpile of