[Reuters] Wall Street higher on optimism over economic recovery
[Reuters] Where did all the bulls go? Rallies stall as EU summit begins
[CNBC] U.S. housing starts total 1.186 million in June, vs 1.169 million expected
[Reuters] As big U.S. banks let customers delay payments, loan losses remain unclear
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: U.S. cases spiking as U.K. warns of what could go wrong
[Reuters] U.S. targets all Chinese Communist Party members for possible travel ban: source
[AP] Barr says US now overly reliant on Chinese goods, services
[AXIOS] Barr accuses U.S. firms like Disney and Apple of “bowing to Beijing”
[Reuters] On eve of bankruptcy, U.S. firms shower execs with bonuses
[Yahoo] ‘China’s goal is to replace you’: Barr warns leaders of America’s biggest businesses
[Reuters] China seizes financial firms linked to conglomerate
[Reuters] Hong Kong demands Taiwan officials sign ‘one China’ document for visa renewal, source says
[AP] Far apart: EU holds masked budget summit in pandemic times
[CNBC] European leaders gather for crunch talks on massive coronavirus fund
[Reuters] Brazil coronavirus cases reach two million, doubling in less than a month
[Reuters] ‘In the fight of our lives’: Australia posts surge in new COVID-19 cases
[AP] Alarm over new virus outbreaks as India cases pass 1 million
[Bloomberg] China Stocks’ Quickest Reversal Since 2015 Blindsides Investors
[Bloomberg] China’s Manic Traders Test the Communist Party’s Grip on Markets
[NYT] Mask Rules Expand Across U.S. as Clashes Over the Mandates Intensify
[WSJ] Jobs Recovery Shows Signs of Slowing as Virus Surges
[WSJ] The Trouble With a Bubble That Just Won’t Burst
[FT] Angela Merkel warns of significant obstacles to EU summit deal
[FT] New Yorkers fear return of ‘bad old days’ after shootings surge
