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Has one of the internet's hottest video games run out of lives in China?

Things haven't been this good at Nintendo for a long time.

1. Standoff in Catalonia: Spain's benchmark stock index bucked the broader trend in Europe on Monday, gaining 1.6% after Madrid moved to quash a separatist movement in the wealthy region of Catalonia.

Puerto Rico's power authority is working to cancel a controversial contract it awarded to a small Montana-based utility company.

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The Maryland attorney general is investigating one of the Kushner family's real estate businesses after media reports surfaced earlier this year about allegedly abusive debt collection practices and poor conditions at several of its properties.

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A high-profile economist and President Trump's chief economic adviser presented starkly different views on the president's tax reform proposal.

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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria dealt a big blow to corporate America.

The most striking car revealed at the Tokyo Motor Show didn't come from Honda or Toyota but from an Italian automaker you may never have heard of.

Hot tip for anyone running out to buy Apple's new $1,000 smartphone: Don't drop it.

It appears President Trump is zeroing in on a choice for next Federal Reserve chair.

Two days after CNN first reported that five women said "Game Change" co-author and journalist Mark Halperin sexually harassed or assaulted them during his time at ABC News, the number of accusers has grown to at least a dozen women, including four who are now sharing their accounts for the first time. Another woman, who shared her account in CNN's initial article on the condition her name not be published, is now speaking out on the record.

Bill O'Reilly is threatening legal action against a former New Jersey lawmaker who penned a candid account of his ex-girlfriend's alleged encounters with the former Fox News host.

Facebook has announced new plans to increase ad transparency and authentication requirements for advertisers, a move that comes amid ongoing scrutiny over Russia's use of social media to meddle in American politics.

How does a TV program stay relevant for 50 years and counting? Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," says it's all about creating a broadcast that "feels like it belongs in today's world."

Whole Foods is hiring: Amazon style.

If you want an iPhone X when it's released on November 3, you'll have to wake up early, leave your house, and line up IRL at a store.