[Yahoo/Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Advance on Vaccine Hope, FedEx Surge: Markets Wrap
[Reuters] Global shares begin second half with a whimper despite positive data
[Reuters] U.S. employers announced more job cuts in June: report
[CNBC] Mortgage demand falls for the second straight week, signaling a potential slowdown in the housing recovery
[Reuters] U.S. coronavirus cases rise by 47,000, biggest one-day spike of pandemic
[Reuters] Asia's factory pain eases as region emerges from pandemic
[Reuters] China's factory activity expands, but job losses quicken amid weak exports: Caixin PMI
[Reuters] Pandemic sinks Japan business mood to lowest since 2009 crisis
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: South Korea reports uptick in cases; Texas posts another record rise
[Bloomberg] U.S. States Beg, Borrow and Cut to Close Massive Budget Gaps
[WSJ] Specialty Lenders Face Funding Challenge as Covid-19 Boosts Defaults
[WSJ] No End in Sight for Big Oil’s Write-Downs
[FT] US Main Street lending facility draws little interest
[FT] Global dealmaking drops to lowest level in over a decade
[FT] US-China spat puts future of Hong Kong dollar in the spotlight