July 14 Financial news headlines:

• BoE surprises markets by keeping rates on hold, signals August move (Read More)
• Bank of England Signals August Stimulus as Rate Kept at 0.5% (Read More)
• JPMorgan results boost futures, but BoE move trims gains (Read More)
• Bernanke Floated Japan Perpetual Debt Idea to Abe Aide Honda (Read More)
• Oil bounces after big losses but glut persists (Read More)
• Britain's new PM May gives Johnson big job, says needs time before Brexit talks (Read More)
• Boris Johnson Is Reborn as U.K. Foreign Secretary (Read More)
• Drugmakers' Pricing Power Remains Strong (Read More)
• U.K.'s New Brexit Czar Sees December 2018 as Likely Leaving Date (Read More)
• China vows to protect South China Sea sovereignty, Manila upbeat (Read More)
• Google Skews Search Results to Push Own Products, EU Alleges (Read More)
• In Senator Tim Kaine, Clinton weighs a 'safe' VP pick (Read More)
• BlackRock's Assets Under Management Rise on Rush to Fixed Income (Read More)
• VW Faces Setback as California Rejects 3-Liter Car Recall Plan (Read More)
• Chinese man to serve U.S. prison term for military hacking (Read More)
• If Wal-Mart Can't Bring Manufacturing Back to America, How Can Trump? (Read More)
• Trucking Company Failures on the Rise (Read More)
• Consumer Reports urges Tesla to disable auto steering