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Italy has been ordered to pay compensation to Amanda Knox, an American former student who spent years under the cloud of a murder she didn't commit.

Under Armour makes sporting equipment, workout clothes, sneakers — and now, astronaut apparel.

Lindsey Vonn is not giving up yet.

Airbus and Ford have issued stark new warnings about the dire consequences of Britain crashing out of the European Union without a deal to protect trade links and supply chains.

Western governments may be piling the pressure on Huawei but that's not holding back its fast-growing smartphone business.

Carlos Ghosn has been replaced as chairman and CEO of Renault, severing the final link between the jailed executive and the industry alliance he created.

It was a beautiful Monday morning in the Austrian Alps when six young US ski racers set off for a day of freeskiing.

Three years ago last week, the Iran nuclear deal came into effect, limiting the country's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief. But in the wake of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the agreement, and with relations between the European Union and Iran declining sharply, there is growing doubt it will see its fourth birthday.

British police searching for missing Argentine soccer player Emiliano Sala say they are prioritizing their search based on the possibility that Sala and the other person on board the aircraft, which went missing over the English Channel, have landed on water and made it onto the life raft which was on board the plane.

Scores of people are expected to take to the streets of Venezuela on Wednesday in a revitalized effort against President Nicolas Maduro and his government.

One of Zimbabwe's most celebrated musician Oliver Mtukudzi died Wednesday of an undisclosed ailment, a former colleague has said.

Ford is doing pretty well at home. But it's overseas struggles are getting worse.

China has a message for the Davos crowd: Fear about an economic slowdown is overblown.

A high-ranking Nigerian policewoman has warned gay people living in the country to leave or risk criminal prosecution.

When the global business elite last gathered in Davos for their annual shindig, one bitcoin was worth $10,000. This year, a unit of the cryptocurrency buys just $3,560.