[Reuters] Alphabet, Intel earnings boost Wall Street
[Reuters] Stocks stage tentative rebound after ECB disappointment
[CNBC] GDP slows to 2.1% in second-quarter but beats expectations thanks to strong consumer
[CNBC] Chinese officials suspect FedEx held back over 100 Huawei packages
[CNBC] Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass says a US-China trade deal can’t be reached
[CNBC] China wants to track and grade each citizen’s actions — it’s in the testing phase
[Reuters] Russia central bank trims key rate to 7.25%, says more cuts on way
[Reuters] North Korea's Kim says missile test a warning to South Korean 'warmongers'
[Bloomberg] U.S. Growth Slows to 2.1% as Trade War Weighs on Businesses
[Bloomberg] Japan’s Banks Are Running Out of Room to Cope With Negative Rates
[Bloomberg] Das: When It Comes to Debt, Size Doesn’t Matter Anymore
[NYT] China Needs New Places to Sell Its Mountain of Stuff
[WSJ] Tech Backlash Frays Cozy Ties to Washington
[WSJ] Markets Hope ECB Easing Package Could Be a Big One
[FT] Junk bond issuers snap up chance to stretch out borrowing
[FT] Big Tech is heading for a Wall Street-style cost explosion