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Asian stocks are poised for a mainly positive open as Wall Street hit fresh highs ahead of an expected Federal Reserve rate cut this week.

Australia's top securities regulator said ANZ Group Holdings Ltd.'s new chief Nuno Matos still has a lot of work to do to ensure that past misconduct doesn't reoccur, after the bank agreed to pay a record fine on Monday.

Ethan Penner, a trader who helped transform the way commercial properties are financed, launched a long-shot independent bid to become California's next governor.

Hedge funds secured a victory in Washington after a top Wall Street regulator said it would let a Japanese firm clear yen interest rates swaps for US customers.

StubHub Holdings Inc. is hoping to excite investors ahead of its initial public offering with its plan to expand its business selling new tickets for sports and other live events.

New York State's revenue could feel the impact of the new federal tax law as soon as next year unless it decouples its tax code from federal law, according to a report from State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Argentine regulators moved to curb demand for dollars in the financial market, the latest government effort to prevent the peso weakening beyond its trading band.

Africa's richest person has begun trucking fuel from his massive refinery directly to retailers, extending his sprawling empire into one of the most critical sectors of Nigeria's economy.

The Trump administration's top energy official said the US should look to boost its strategic uranium reserve to buffer against Russian supplies and increase confidence in the long-term prospects of nuclear power generation.

Nigeria's naira hit a near seven-month high boosted by stronger oil export earnings and foreign demand for the high yields offered by the local debt market ahead of possible interest rate cut next week.