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He's a former lawyer, an artist and a musician. Laolu Senbanjo has turned his creativity and love of art into a business, with a style he calls: Afromysterics - rooted in his Nigerian roots. As a visual artist, his brand and celebrity collaborations include working with Nike and on Beyoncé's "Lemonade."

Belgian company Cartamundi exports fun worldwide. Traders goes inside its manufacturing plant in Waterford, Ireland, to speak with CEO Chris Van Doorslaer and to watch Monopoly pieces get made.

In an effort to cut costs, Toblerone bars will now contain less chocolate for the same price, and fans are taking to social media to voice their displeasure.

Alliance Diaries in Trenton Florida uses an anaerobic methane digester to convert cow manure into enough energy to power the farm.

CNN's Ed Lavandera says the vast majority of people in Mexico are concerned about a possible Donald Trump presidency.

A three-minute ad from Pedigree, the pet food company, shows how a love of animals can bridge a tough political divide.

"Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver poked fun at himself on his latest show, digging up a clip from 2013 which shows him encouraging Donald Trump to run for president.

Boeing finalized designs for the 777-9X, which has folding wings and is expected to be the world's largest twin-engine jet when it begins service in 2020.

In an aging country with a shrinking population, Fukuoka is bucking the trend. The city is investing in its growing population of young entrepreneurs.

Watch more on CNN's Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter, Sunday at 11am ET / 8am PT

Patrick Pouyanné, CEO of French energy giant Total, tells CNNMoney's John Defterios, "I would be happy to be the first Western company to sign an agreement in Iran."

Intel set a world record by sending 500 drones into the sky for a coordinated light show.

This year, Switzerland hosted the first ever Cybathlon - a competition linking man and machine. Athletes, known as pilots, put assistance technology to the test over an obstacle course consisting of everyday challenges.

"On deadline, there's no gender. You have to just get the job done," Lynn Sweet says. But "gender inequity" persists at the management level in newsrooms.

David Zurawik says yes. Dylan Byers has doubts. Both men discuss how Trump "changed journalism."

Ari Berman, author of "Give Us The Ballot," says voter fraud is a "small problem" while voter suppression is a "much bigger problem." He has recommendations for reporters covering the election.

How is the Washington Post preparing for election night? Printing extra papers? How will Clinton or Trump treat the press? Brian Stelter asks Washington Post executive editor Marty Baron.

The "Keepin' It 1600" podcast has been described as a form of therapy for Democratic listeners. Co-hosts Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer explain their approach to the podcast and to the election.

Donna Brazile has resigned from CNN following an email scandal. Corey Lewandowski has been criticized for his ties to the Trump campaign. The "Reliable Sources" panel analyzes both cases.

Bret Baier apologized for his anonymously-sourced claim that an "indictment" is "likely" in the FBI's Clinton Foundation inquiry, but the panel says falsehoods spread a lot more widely than facts do.