The People's Bank of China is loosening some restrictions that were added to soften depreciation pressures on the yuan.

The signing of Brazilian superstar Neymar for a world record fee by Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain is "amazing for France", club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi told the Daily Telegraph.

While promoting his upcoming Under Armour collection, the action hero made an even noteworthy announcement.

The Patriots neither want to pay Jimmy Garoppolo a huge contract to be their backup or lose him for nothing, but their might be an in-between option.

Carlos Eduardo struck a fine hat-trick as Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal stormed into the semi-finals of the Asian Champions League with a 3-0 rout of UAE's Al Ain on Monday.

Brazilian meatpacking billionaire Joesley Batista was flown by police Monday to detention in the capital Brasilia in a corruption scandal centered on President Michel Temer.

Pedro Obiang and Andre Ayew scored to give West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic the perfect 49th birthday present as the Hammers beat Huddersfield Town 2-0 in the Premier League on Monday.

Flair took to Twitter to celebrate his improved condition and announce one, very important thing: "I ain't dead yet, motherf***ers."

A Crimean Tatar leader was jailed for eight years by Russia on Monday over a rally against Moscow's seizure of the region, in a trial branded a "sham" by rights activists.

One of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded, Irma ripped through the Caribbean and Florida. Its damage is just starting to emerge.

Tony Romo is good at "Madden" and was too obsessed with winning to listen to the commentary.

Authorities recovered more bodies Monday from the rubble of the Mexico's huge earthquake, bringing the death toll to 96 as the president prepares to visit the worst-hit region, his office said.

Rates of withdrawal method use were highest in for never-married guys, in comparison to formerly married men or cohabiting men.

With winds of up to 70 mph, the storm uprooted trees, toppled vehicles, and caused power failures across the state.

In an interview with The Guardian published Sunday, American Apparel founder Dov Charney said that he doesn't regret any of his relationships with employees.

With winds of up to 70 mph, the storm uprooted trees, toppled vehicles, and caused power failures across the state.