U.S. stock futures rise on Thursday, while shares in Europe tumble after the U.K. lawmaker tasked with leading Britain's exit negotiations with the European Union resigned; Cisco jumps after profit and sales top Wall Street estimates; Walmart, Nvidia report earnings; Warren Buffett buys $4 billion stake in JPMorgan.

Thank you, Powell, for avoiding the opioid market fix of constant monetary accommodation and quantitative easing.

Global stocks traded higher Thursday, following a five consecutive session of losses on Wall Street led by declines for tech and financial shares, as investors reacted to reports of further progress in U.S. China trade talks and the first step towards clarity in Britain's long exit process from the European Union.

The networking giant issues a solid quarterly earnings report.

The MIIT has named 17 key areas as priorities for AI development

Prices rise in 65 of the 70 cities surveyed by National Bureau of Statistics Southwest city of Guiyang sees the biggest price jump of 6.2 per cent

Gaming firm is buying Greektown Casino-Hotel's operations from Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert.

Project manager and site manager deny knowing about 2015 allegations that workers were taking short cuts Pair surprised to learn of non-conformance report for company working on HK$97.1 billion Sha Tin-Central link

State news agency commentary lauds failed uprising but online commenters are quick to counter

Slowing global growth among top concerns cited by Powell in Dallas appearance.