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1. Trump vs. Canada: The United States and Mexico have reached an agreement to change parts of NAFTA. But where does that leave Canada?

Toyota just placed a big bet on autonomous vehicles.

Investors cheered a tentative US-Mexico trade deal and sent stocks to record highs.

Facebook and Tinder started on college campuses, and so it makes sense that their latest features mark a return to those humble origins.

A Bloomberg News reporter who covered Wells Fargo was reassigned earlier this year after the bank's CEO called the news organization's editor in chief and complained about the reporter, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNN.

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The CEO of Uber is encouraging customers to book bicycles instead of cars for short urban trips, even if that costs his company.

Journalists had a lot of respect for Senator John McCain, even when he called to "take the hide off of you" for doing a story he didn't like.

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China's biggest ride-hailing company, Didi Chuxing, is suspending one of its services for the second time this year after a driver was accused of raping and killing a female passenger.

1. Tesla to remain public: Shares in Tesla were poised to slump 5% on Monday after CEO Elon Musk said that he had given up on plans to take the electric-car company private.

When Terence Kwok went traveling to Europe as a student in 2011, he returned home to a $900 phone bill.

In a ceremony last week, President Donald Trump signed a defense bill authorizing $717 billion for more troops and equipment. Buried in the 788-page bill was a provision he didn't mention ? one aimed squarely at addressing wealth inequality in America.

"Crazy Rich Asians" is still crazy rich at the box office.