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The election has put Republicans in a mood to shop.

This "wave season" is shaping up to be not only the strongest since the pandemic but also the best ever.

Marc Rowan is one of the few private-equity chiefs who hasn't clearly designated an heir apparent.

A batch of sluggish China's economic data sent its long-term yields to fresh lows, fueling a rush to haven assets on policy easing hopes.

Oil futures edged lower in a possible technical correction after prices for U.S. and global benchmark oil posted their largest weekly percentage gains in three weeks.

Australia's corporate watchdog is suing the local unit of HSBC Holdings over allegations that the bank failed to protect customers from criminal scams.

Asian currencies consolidated against the dollar ahead of a week packed with events including the FOMC meeting.

Gold edged higher in the early Asian trade. Investors were focusing on the Federal Reserve's meeting this week, Pepperstone said.

WHP Global is nearing a deal to purchase the Vera Wang brand, which brings in over $700 million in annual retail sales, according to people familiar with the matter.

Australian stock futures are pointing to a soft open for the S&P/ASX 200 following a mixed lead from U.S. equities at the end of last week.