Reuters//Lucas Jackson
The first wave of runners make their way across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge during the start of the New York City Marathon.
$4. Over the weekend, 11 Saudi princes, including billionaire investor Prince al-Waleed bin Talal, were arrested in a new anti-corruption probe.
$4. New York Fed President William Dudley, whose term ends in January 2019, could announce his retirement as soon as this week, CNBC reports.
$4. Speaking on his tour of Asia, President Donald Trump urged Japan's automakers to build more cars in the US "instead of shipping them over."
$4$4. Brent crude oil touched a high of $62.90 a barrel, its highest since July 2015, as anti-corruption purge of top ministers and businessmen continues in Saudi Arabia.
$4. The note was introduced last week and is worth less than $2.50 on the black market, the Associated Press reports.
$4. The deal allows Altice to provide voice and data services in the US on Sprint's network while Sprint will use Altice's cable infrastructure to transmit cellular data and develop a 5G network, Reuters says.
$4. The ride-hailing app is reportedly selling its 380,000-square foot building in Oakland for $220 million, according to the Registry. It had lost $645 million through the first half of its fiscal year 2017.
$4. The 9.6% stake, which cost 5.16 billion Hong Kong dollars ($662 million), will give Qatar Airways more access into China, the BBC says.
$4. China's Shanghai Composite (-0.34%) lagged in Asia and Germany's DAX (-0.16%) trails in Europe. The S&P 500 is set to open lower by 0.13% near 2,584.
$4. CVS and Michael Kors report ahead of the opening bell while AMC Entertainment, Etsy and Weight Watchers release their quarterly results after markets close.