U.S. stock futures dip though talk from officials in both Washington and Beijing is optimistic on the status of their ongoing trade negotiations; McDonald's, Procter & Gamble and UPS report earnings Tuesday; Chevron receives a renewal of its license to continue drilling in Venezuela for another three months.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan reveals package of measures aiming to help the logistics and tourism sectors, which have been hit hardest by protests Some 130,000 drivers of commercial vehicles such as taxis will benefit from HK$1.35 billion worth of fuel cost subsidies

Chinese foreign vice-minister tells delegates at Xiangshan military forum cooperation must replace rivalry Le Yucheng says US tariffs on Chinese goods 'would not work'

Shares of Hong Kong-listed fintech firm have plunged after police made `on-site investigation' on Monday following complaints from borrowers Company issues apology over the case, saying assets are not frozen and key company executives are assisting the police in ongoing probe

Only 14 per cent of the office space in Central was leased to mainland Chinese tenants in the first three quarters of 2019, down from 58 per cent in 2018 and 57 per cent in 2017 Average office vacancy rates jumped to a 14-year high of 7.4 per cent in September across Hong Kong, up from 4 per cent a year earlier

Countries around the world are locked in a race to roll out 5G wireless networks, which offer faster data rates, reduced latency and energy savings

Developers are offering as much as 10 per cent discount to boost sales and cash flows amid slowest economic growth on record Lingering Sino-US trade war and yuan depreciation could hurt home sales sentiment in 2020, increase costs of servicing foreign-currency debt for builders

The settlement, over and above an earlier agreement to settle with two Ohio counties, aims to resolve all outstanding opioid-related claims.

S&P 500 buybacks were down 18% in the second quarter according to a Goldman Sachs note.

We're finally getting positive headlines around the U.S.-China trade war. Is it too soon to start celebrating?