[Reuters] Stocks stay strong as Europe shrugs off Samsung warning
[Reuters] More U.S. regions see job openings outnumbering jobless
[AP] No word on progress after 2nd day of China-US trade talks
[CNBC] Sears plans to shutter after 126 years in business as Chairman Eddie Lampert’s bid fails
[CNBC] Apple’s China warning is a ‘canary in the coal mine,’ says expert Stephen Roach
[Reuters] Trump renews dig at Fed, expresses longing for lower interest rates
[Reuters] S&P downgrades PG&E ratings to ‘junk’ status
[CNBC] China’s current GDP growth is likely less than 6 percent, economist says
[Reuters] German growth worries mount as industrial output plunges
[Reuters] Supply avalanche keeps upward pressure on euro zone bond yields
[FT] Donald Trump and Xi Jinping face off in global trade war
[FT] Triple-B movie: ‘Big Short’ star fears for debt-laden companies
[FT] Erdogan: US made ‘serious error’ in push against Kurdish offensive
[Bloomberg] Three Reasons Trump’s Trade War Will Become a Pain for the U.S. Economy
[BloombergQ] Samsung Feels Apple’s Pain as Technology Slowdown Hits Sales
