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Once a pandemic-era darling, the fitness technology company has lost more than 80% of its value during the past year.

Lawyers say that there are many more anti-coup protesters in prison than the authorities acknowledge.

A federal judge is tasked with deciding how much money CVS, Walgreens and Walmart owe in damages to two Ohio counties.

Despite the bounceback, sentiment remains fragile.

Eleven Days in May, by Winterbottom and Mohammed Sawwaf in Gaza, focuses on the children who died in last year's war.

Only 200 out of 1,700 destroyed units have been rebuilt in Gaza, according to the Ministry of Public Works.

The recommendation comes ahead of Finland's official decision on whether to join the transatlantic military alliance.

High number of casualties and extent of destruction suggest Russian forces attacking indiscriminately, UN team reports.

The woman was given a 30-year sentence for homicide over the death of an unborn child.

PM Johnson promises to tackle regional inequalities and maximise post-Brexit freedoms as the parliament reopens.

Many heavyweights and has-beens within the governing party are jostling to replace President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023.

While some fear Russia, others view Moscow as a saviour as the conflict in Ukraine comes closer to Moldova's borders.

Observers say the provincial elections were tainted by irregularities that could reoccur on a grander scale in 2023.

The controversial film banned in the Southeast Asian city-state over 'provocative and one-sided portrayal' of Muslims.

The international community should move now to prevent another disaster in a country already devastated by war.

The decision comes after Paz Esteban admitted that her agency had legally hacked several Catalan separatists' phones.

The jet fuel price increase has affected already debt-laden airlines that rely on the import.

Yessenia Mollinedo and Sheila Johana Garcia were killed in Veracruz, the state prosecutor said.

Military, police authorised to arrest people without warrants a day after deadly violence and PM's resignation.

Within shoreline communities, tales of cetacean altruism are at the heart of a centuries-old tradition of whale worship.

The Rajapaksas are blamed for leading the island into its worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948.

Monday saw fierce clashes between government loyalists and protesters, resulting in seven deaths and forcing PM to quit.

Nomaliso Musasiwa’s tech business connects farmers and consumers to provide fresh produce to Zimbabweans.

Russian missiles hit a shopping centre and a depot in the key Black Sea port, killing one person and injuring five.

The latest forecast represents a 9 percent fall in sales from the previous financial year.

Talabat drivers refuse to work until pay demands are met, after similar action by Deliveroo drivers earlier in May.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 76th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Case against designer watch-toting influencers highlights opaque world of online trading apps in Indonesia.

Japanese industry minister says government intends to phase out Russian oil in a way that 'minimises adverse effects'.

Mahinda Rajapaksa and his family taken to safety by heavily armed soldiers as protesters storm gates.

Plastics worker spent three weeks holed up at Chernihiv factory as Indonesian embassy hatched multiple rescue plans.

Axis AMC, which is India's seventh largest asset manager, is being probed for alleged front-running by two officials.

Amid push for republicanism, former colonies want royal family to address past wrongs.

Conservative, who won election with a wafer-thin majority, offers 'audacious' plan to North Korea if it returns to talks

Silk-screen of Hollywood screen icon beats record set for 20th-century work by Picasso's Women of Algiers in 2015.

Reported suspension comes just three weeks after the US automaker partially resumed production at Shanghai plant.

Deal with Tiga Acquisition Corp will raise $384m, according to regulatory filings.

US authorities accuse former Haitian senator John Joel Joseph of involvement in plot to kill Jovenel Moise last year.

Journalists of Ukraine awarded a 'special citation' by prestigious Pulitzer board for coverage of Russia's invasion.

Strong winds continue to fan flames of southwestern US blazes, prompting evacuation orders and destroying many homes.

For the first time, Sinn Fein has won the most seats in Northern Ireland's assembly.

The Spanish coastguard has rescued 13 migrants off Gran Canaria while twice as many are feared drowned.

Some women voters in Phoenix suburbs say they are more concerned about the cost of living than abortion rights.

US says Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered 'a version of revisionist history' amid continuing Ukraine invasion.

The US Treasury Department accused those designated of playing a role in facilitating travel of ISIL members to Syria.

Authorities say at least 43 people killed after a fight broke out between rival gangs at prison 80km from Quito.

Despite pressure from opposition, Erdogan says Turkey, home to over 3.6m Syrian refugees, will 'protect' those who fled.

From tech to crypto and beyond, some of the days’ biggest losers are investments that once surfed on waves of optimism.

The move marks the end of the Rajapaksa dynasty in politics, but the economic and financial crisis are far from over.