Here s what s on the Monday menu.
Apple says it s on pace to beat last year s iPhone first-weekend sales of 10 million units.
More Apple: The company has reportedly agreed to store data in servers in Russia to comply with a new law.
Facebook is reportedly working on a virtual-reality app for smartphones. (WSJ)
As the work on self-driving car revs up, automakers are shopping for software talent.
Ad agencies are making the move away from Flash. (WSJ)
Lyft makes changes to its terms of service after FCC warning about robocalls.
Move over, Trump, Clinton and Fiorina: Mark Cuban says he s thinking about running for president.
Here s a twist: DARPA is working on Brandeis, a project to protect privacy. (NYT)
Photo: Apple CEO Tim Cook introduces the iPhone 6s during an Apple media event in San Francisco on Sept. 9, 2015. (Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty Images)
