U.S. stock futures are higher Tuesday with investors reacting cautiously to progress in U.S.-China trade talks but remaining concerned by the ongoing political chaos surrounding Britain's Brexit vote; Google CEO Sundar Pichai will testify before a House panel on Tuesday; Under Armour reportedly ousts two sports-marketing executives.

Platform will 'promote exchange of intelligence, forge alliances and facilitate networking,' Insurance Authority says Mainland Chinese, Hong Kong and foreign enterprises involved or related the insurance industry are encouraged to join

57-year-old taxi driver leaves note addressing politician and journalist after lighting himself on fire in protest of a new ride-hailing service

Chairman of Public Assets Operation Company had humble roots in accountancy practice, while colleagues quickly moved from modest beginnings to boardroom

Wang Qishan makes unusual appearance at the 'non-government' Imperial Springs International Forum in Guangzhou The closest aide to President Xi Jinping says the mainland will strive to lead 'economic globalisation' and open its market wider despite ongoing US trade war

Revealing information about Huawei chief financial officer Meng was exceptional case with potential for 'dire consequences', Lam says Government has declined to disclose why it refused to renew working visa of Financial Times Asia news editor Victor Mallet

Ninety million of the bills will be available to the public, with new HK$500 notes to follow on January 23, ahead of Lunar New Year

Building a blacklist to name and shame misconduct in cyberspace is likely part of China's broader plan for a social credit system

Greater China is currently Apple's third largest market, accounting for about a fifth of revenues Most recent models, which include the iPhone XR and iPhone XS, are not included in the ruling

A British Virgin Islands court rules in favour of To-Win Capital, allowing it to proceed with freezing Jia Yueting's 33pc stake in Faraday Future