1. Bears in Hong Kong: Hong Kong's stock market is crumbling on mounting fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China, and concerns about slowing economic growth in China.
Stephen Colbert wasted no time in addressing the news of Les Moonves' forced resignation, which came after additional sexual misconduct allegations were leveled against the former CBS chief on Sunday.
Months have passed since celebrities first wore Time's Up pins on the red carpet, but the advocacy organization hasn't stopped fighting for women facing harassment.
Bill Carter is a contributor for CNN and a former television reporter for the New York Times. He is also the author of four books, including "The Late Shift," "Desperate Networks," and "The War for Late Night." The views expressed in this commentary are his own.
Now that CBS Corporation chief executive Les Moonves has stepped down, the company wants to shake off the scandal and move on. With an eye to the future, acting CEO Joe Ianniello's first memo to staff on Monday was titled "Looking forward."
Robots may have a future in household tasks. A new wave of machines could excel at picking up your shoes, matching them in pairs and putting them away -- all while you nap.