TOP STORIES 
 
BOEING SWINGS TO LOSS, BUT RESULTS STILL TOP VIEWS 

Boeing Co. swung to a loss in the latest period and slashed its earnings outlook for the year, hurt by large charges related to expensive setbacks with the production of its commercial and military jets.

COKE'S REVENUE SLIDES AS SODA VOLUME DECLINES 

Coca-Cola said revenue slid more than expected in the latest quarter on a decline in soda volume amid continued weakness abroad, particularly in developing markets. Overall volume was flat.

STOCKS RISE AHEAD OF U.S. RATES DECISION 

Stocks moved higher as U.S. corporate earnings continue to clear analysts' low expectations.

U.S. DURABLE GOODS ORDERS TUMBLE 4.0% ON OVERSEAS TURMOIL 

Demand for long-lasting factory goods fell sharply-4.0% in June-in a sign overseas turmoil is weighing on U.S. manufacturers. However, the decline was led by soft demand in the volatile civilian aircraft and defense sectors.

T-MOBILE TOPS VIEWS AS CUSTOMER BASE GROWS 

T-Mobile US posted better-than-expected earnings and revenue in the most recent quarter as the wireless provider continued to grow its customer base.

COMCAST REVENUE TOPS ESTIMATES AS VIDEO SUBSCRIBER LOSSES IMPROVE 

Comcast reported better-than-expected financial results and limited the loss of cable customers, despite the pressure from cord-cutting and cheaper streaming options.

FIAT CHRYSLER PROFIT JUMPS ON ENHANCED EUROPEAN PERFORMANCE 

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles nudged up its full-year financial targets and reported a 25% rise in profit as the Italian-American car maker's performance improved in Europe and held steady in North America.

HILTON'S PROFIT CLIMBS, BUT IT LOWERS PROJECTIONS 

Hilton Worldwide Holdings said profit climbed 48% in the latest period, but it lowered its earnings outlook for the year amid lackluster performance in a key industry metric.

FED UNIT PROTECTING YELLEN 'OPERATING EFFECTIVELY' 

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen's personal security detail is operating effectively, efficiently and in compliance with the law.

NASDAQ NOTCHES GREATER REVENUE ACROSS ALL ITS UNITS 

Nasdaq said its second-quarter profit fell but revenue increased across all of its segments as the company continues to integrate a number of acquisitions. Results beat Wall Street expectations.

EPIQ SYSTEMS AGREES TO $627 MILLION BUYOUT 

Legal software company Epiq Systems has agreed to be taken private in a $627 million buyout deal, ending months of merger speculation.

LABORATORY CORP REVENUE AND PROFIT RISE 

Laboratory Corp. said it posted revenue and profit growth in its latest quarter as acquisitions bolstered results. It also said it was buying Sequenom in a deal worth about $302 million.

STATE STREET FEE REVENUE DROPS ON WEAKER MARKET CONDITIONS 

State Street Corp. reported a decline in revenue in its second quarter as weaker markets hurt fees generated by the trust bank, though its profit increased on lower expenses.

LACKING 'POKÉ MON GO' EFFECT, NINTENDO SWINGS TO LOSS 

Nintendo reported a wider-than-expected first-quarter net loss, but investors are hopeful for a turnaround as the videogame giant moves to offer more lucrative smartphone games and a new console.

NORFOLK SOUTHERN HELPED BY COST CUTS 

Norfolk Southern posted better-than-anticipated earnings in the most recent quarter despite a deeper slide in revenue as the railroad operator continues to trim expenses.

MONDELEZ REPORTS HIGHER PROFIT, PLANS TO EXPAND IN CHINA 

Mondelez International Inc. said its second-quarter earnings rose 14% with a boost from income generated by its interest in the snack maker's former coffee business.

BOOZ ALLEN BUOYED BY BACKLOG 

Booz Allen Hamilton posted better-than-expected results in its latest quarter on higher client demand, as the government consulting firm reported solid growth in its backlog.

CARLYLE PROFITS SUFFER AS PRIVATE EQUITY SECTOR SLOWS 

Carlyle Group's second-quarter profit declined as its buyout funds' growth slowed and its hedge fund arm again weighed on performance.

GLAXOSMITHKLINE SWINGS TO LOSS 

GlaxoSmithKline posted a loss in the second quarter, reflecting a £ 1.8 billion write-down related to the increased value of liabilities following the sharp drop in the value of the pound triggered by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

ELI LILLY CEO TO RETIRE 

Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter will retire at the end of the year, the company said Wednesday, capping nearly four decades at the pharmaceutical manufacturer and an eight-year tenure at its helm.

 
 
 
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Election 2016 
CLINTON IS FIRST WOMAN TO WIN MAJOR PARTY NOMINATION 
 

The convention's second night was designed to reassure voters that they can trust Hillary Clinton. The validators tapped to send that message ranged from Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders to former President Bill Clinton.

 
Central Banks 
WHAT TO WATCH AT THE FED MEETING 
 

Federal Reserve officials are virtually certain to leave interest rates unchanged at their meeting that wraps up Wednesday, but their policy statement will be scrutinized for any clues to whether a September rate increase is in play.

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July 27, 2016 10:02 ET (14:02 GMT)

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