NewsWatch: 30 years after Black Monday, could stock market crash again?

It has been three decades since the most disastrous single day in U.S. stock market history, and investors can be forgiven for wondering if Wall Street learned its lesson. See full story.

Oil headed to $10? China may be in the driver’s seat

China is getting more revved up over electric cars by the day, and that’s bad news for oil prices, says one economist. Plus the chart that says buy Japan now. See full story.

The biggest laggard of the FAANG stocks is now breaking out

Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Netflix get all the attention, which creates an opportunity for Google, says Nigam Arora. See full story.

Got $1 million to retire? Here’s how long it will last, by U.S. state

This is exactly how far $1 million goes in retirement in every U.S. state. See full story.

Woody Allen worries of Hollywood ‘witch hunt’ after Weinstein allegations

Filmmaker Woody Allen said Sunday the sexual misconduct scandal that brought down Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was “very sad” for all involved, but that he’s worried the allegations will lead to a “witch hunt.” See full story.

An eligible high school graduate who didn’t fill out the Fafsa missed out on an average of $3,583 in grants. See full story.