Three years of Sudan war, surveillance pricing, Waymo autonomous taxis in Toronto, and more

Sudan has faced three years of relentless civil war. The number of displaced people continues to grow along with famine and violence.

And: They’re watching what you click, what you buy — and quietly changing the price. Companies use so-called “surveillance pricing” to change what they’re charging. Some Canadians say that’s not fair.

Also: Waymo is eyeing Toronto as a potential new home for its driverless taxis. The California tech company plans to apply to a pilot program for autonomous vehicles.

Plus: Live Nation monopoly ruling, Carney meets with majority caucus, Iran deadlines, and more.