July 19 Financiel News Headlines:

• Turkey's Erdogan recounts night of coup, mulls death penalty (Read More)
• Dissidents Silenced, GOP Convention Turns Attacks on Clinton (Read More)
• U.S. police deaths build momentum for law to treat attacks as hate crimes (Read More)
• Police across US patrolling in pairs after ambush attacks (Read More)
• UK will not invoke EU Article 50 this year, government lawyer says (Read More)
• EU State-Aid Rules for Banks in Crisis Backed by Top Court (Read More)
• Islamic State flag found in room of German train attacker (Read More)
• Fed Officials Gain Confidence They Can Raise Rates This Year (Read More)
• Document Shows Less Limits on Iran Nuke Work (Read More)
• Daimler, DAF, Others Fined Record $3.2 Billion for European Truck Cartel (Read More)
• In some U.S. cities, police push back against 'open-carry' gun laws (Read More)
• ECB Fast Exhausting German Bonds for QE Buying as Yields Tumble (Read More)
• Startup Deal Activity Keeps Falling Worldwide (Read More)
• Turkey Central Bank Cuts Overnight Lending Rate to 8.75 Percent (Read More)
• Singapore Exchange Blames Faulty Disk for Market's Trading Halt (Read More)
• Facebook to Pay Internet Stars for Live Video (Read More)
• Dad's Tape Could Jail Banker Son Accused of Offering Stock Tips (Read More)
• Russian Consumers Still in Shock as They Cut Back on Food and Medicine (Read More)