Dow looks higher, US-China trade and border talks fail

Legislators' discussions on border security issues to avoid a new US government closure have failed about the immigration detention policy, Republican Senator Richard Shelby told Fox News Sunday.

Senator Amy Klobuchar has joined a growing group of Democrats in the race for President Donald Trump next year. The Minnesota politician's priorities include affordable health care, online consumer protection and election security. (NBCC)

* Elizabeth Warren officially launches her presidential bid for 2020 (CNBC)

China took an optimistic note today as trade talks with the United States resumed. But Beijing also expressed anger over a US Navy mission in the disputed South China Sea, clouding the prospect of improving relations. (Reuters)

* Advisers float at the top of Mar-a-Lago while Trump travels the next pbad with Xi (Axios)
* The former President of Mexico releases the F bomb by describing Trump's approach to the world (CNBC)

The first tax season in the United States under the overhaul of the law that Trump promulgated in late 2017 began slowly during the first week. The average repayment was 8.4% lower than last year. (Reuters)

A company owned by Keith Schiller, Trump's former bodyguard, has received $ 225,000 from the RNC for security consultations since he left his position at the White House in April. September 2017. (CNBC)

Federal prosecutors are examining the treatment by the National Enquirer of a story involving the case of Jeff Bezos, a source told NBC News. Prosecutors seek to determine if the tabloid violated an earlier immunity agreement.

Tesla (TSLA) has laid off 150 out of 230 people in a Las Vegas factory that supplies vehicles to North American customers, according to Reuters. Workers cited in the report indicate that this is a sign that the company expects a slowdown in the pace of deliveries.

Fitbit (FIT) has recently introduced a new activity and sleep monitoring. But unlike previous devices, this one is only available if your health insurance plan or your employer is registered with Fitbit. (NBCC)

Swedish furniture giant Ikea apologized for leaving New Zealand out of a world map sold in one of its stores in Washington DC, the BBC reported.