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The company billed as China's answer to Tesla has freaked out investors by warning that demand for its electric vehicles has failed to live up to expectations.

Fans had gathered in their thousands, the excitement was palpable in every stadium, and footballers from four continents entertained and impressed to suggest France 2019 will be the most competitive Women's World Cup yet.

Flying cars, though still very much science fiction, could one day disrupt Goodyear's tire business. If flying cars ever take over the roadways — and skyways — Goodyear would want a chunk of that market.

At 5 a.m. on a September morning in 2014, 14-year-old Soraya picked up a large suitcase and left her family home in the suburbs of Lyon, France. The sound of her closing the door as she left woke her older sister who promptly ran to warn her mother, Nadia. Nadia flung open the window and yelled at Soraya to come back. The girl paused for a few seconds, looked up and then walked on, past the parking lot and out of sight.

The United States and China could soon reach a deal on trade. But the US government's prosecution of Huawei, one of China's most important tech companies, is just getting started — leaving open the possibility of another flare-up between the world's two largest economies.

British counter-terrorism police are investigating after small improvised explosive devices were found near three major London transport hubs.

Denmark has a "pervasive rape culture" caused by its failure to address victims' grievances, antiquated laws and its reluctance to prosecute rapists, Amnesty International said in a report released Tuesday.

America's fast food giants are having to work harder to win over diners in China.

A second high-profile minister has resigned from the cabinet of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, amid a corruption scandal that threatens to destabilize his government ahead of this year's national election.

A second person has experienced sustained remission from HIV-1, according to a case study to be published Tuesday in the journal Nature. Effectively, some scientists believe that the "London patient" has been cured of the viral infection, which affects close to 37 million people worldwide.

Two high school buds in Norman, Arkansas are reminding the world about the power of friendship and how it can change lives.

The South African musician Mampintsha has been charged with assault after a video emerged that showed him slapping his girlfriend, the pop star Babes Wodumo.

England expects to welcome a record crowd for its women's rugby fixture against Italy on Saturday.

No books, no whiteboards, no markers or pens.

Carlos Ghosn has been granted bail after spending more than three months in a Japanese jail.

Delhi has denied Pakistan's claim that it intercepted an Indian submarine that attempted to sail into its waters, as the two nations continued to trade barbs after a week of escalating tensions.

Spotify may have waited a year to launch in India, but it took less than a week to sign up its first million users in the country.

There is a different feel to the atmosphere in Baghdad these days, as if the chokehold that has gripped the Iraqi capital for the better part of the last decade and a half has started to ease.